Price
$87.00
Sorry, there are no upcoming live presentations scheduled yet.
Get Invited to This Webinar
If You Register and Cannot Attend, You Will Get the Webinar Recording, Slides and Bonus Materials.
Telling your story is an art—and nonprofit video storytelling has never been more essential in advancing any communications or fundraising strategy.
Join storytelling master Raffi DerSimonian for an interactive nonprofit webinar where we will delve into practical approaches, important insights, creative strategies, and helpful tips for producing compelling and effective videos that will promote your nonprofit organization’s mission and vision.
Participants in this nonprofit training will leave with an understanding of:
Nonprofit professionals such as fundraisers, board members, marketers, communicators, and content producers, can take advantage of what they'll learn from this webinar on nonprofit storytelling as part of your nonprofit marketing campaign to reach and engage donors at all levels; whether with early career stage, or significant professional experience.
You’ll Get These BONUS Materials:
What Attendees Said about This Nonprofit Webinar for Nonprofit Professionals:
“The host was very knowledgeable and had a lot of good examples to present. Very worthwhile for the money/time invested.”
Heather Dunnaville
“Especially good for those just getting into using video for your nonprofit; but there are good tips for more experienced users as well.”
Rochelle Cassella, Sisters Of St. Francis Of The Neumann Communities.
About Your Topic Expert:
Raffi DerSimonian specializes in helping nonprofit organizations and institutions drive measurable engagement. Having served in various leadership positions in marketing, communications, and advancement at academic institutions around New England, his approach is rooted in conducting immersive research, extrapolating key themes from stakeholder dialogue, and aligning goals, objectives, and strategy.
Raffi has presented to audiences around the world on behalf of organizations including the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), Maine / Arizona / Honolulu Association of Nonprofits, and United Ways of Maine.
A new father and a recording artist with three original albums, Raffi has led a wide range of strategic initiatives for institutions including Harvard Business School, Trinity College, Worcester State University, Maine College of Art & Design, Maine Media College, Tufts University, Becker College, Clark University, and others.
His experience also includes serving in board leadership roles for the Worcester Arts Council, Maine Academy of Modern Music, FORK Food Labs, The Armenian Cultural Association of Maine, Maine Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Portland Downtown Marketing Committee, Portland Bach Experience, and Creative Portland.
Raffi is specifically qualified to teach this webinar because of his:
If You Register and Cannot Attend, You Will Get the Webinar Recording, Slides and Bonus Materials.
Sorry, there are no upcoming live presentations scheduled yet.
Get Invited to This Webinar
Applying for federal funding for the first time can feel like a daunting task. In this live, interactive, nonprofit webinar we will break down the steps necessary to be “grant ready” as a potential federal grantee.
During this 90 minute live interactive nonprofit webinar, Brian Saber will share with you his most important findings over 25 years of successfully soliciting thousands of donors one-to-one.
This nonprofit webinar will give you all the steps -- from concept to writing, design, and printing -- for creating a direct-mail newsletter that will motivate your donors to give and keep on giving.
Participating in “How to Write a Grant Budget That Tells (and sells) Your Application’s Story” will walk you through, step-by-step, how to write a grant application that tells the story of your proposal and will help get the grant award.
During this 90-minute live nonprofit webinar, you will get all of the tools and step-by-step instructions to create a highly effective and impactful Board of Directors.