The Common Good Vermont 2010 Road Show is a great opportunity for northern Vermont nonprofits to connect with your colleagues, learn about Common Good Vermont’s resources and gain valuable tools to build partnerships and achieve your mission! RSVP Today

Join us on Friday, May 21st from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at UVM Extension Service (397 Railroad Street in St. Johnsbury) and expand your knowledge and strengthen your network!

The focus of the 5/21 Road Show is “Collaborate! Create Effective Partnerships”.

As nonprofit leaders, we want to make the most of our resources and have the greatest impact in our community. While we navigate these tough economic times doing the best we can, we suspect that we can do “better together”. You can do it! “Creating Effective Partnerships” takes a close look at why we should consider partnerships to support our work, how to build, operate and sustain partnerships that are effective and efficient. Registration is $10. RSVP Today

We’ll be joined by a panel of community leaders able to provide concrete examples and tools to make collaboration work for you: Anne Traverso Moore/ Springfield College, Kenn Stransky/ NEK Collaborative, Joel Cope/ Brighton Community Forum, Jody Fried/ Catamount Arts and Ellen Rowe/UVM Extension Service.

Register Today for 5/21: http://bit.ly/roadshow_nek_521

Upcoming Road Show 2010 and Spring Training Events: http://bit.ly/npvt_spring10

For More Information: Nick Carter, coordinator@commongoodvt.org, 802.862.1645 x21

The Common Good Vermont Road Show 2010 is brought to you by Key Bank and trusted sponsors, including Vermont Community Foundation, The A.D. Henderson Foundation, The Surdna Foundation, Northfield Savings Bank, The Windham Foundation, The Green Mountain Fund and IBM Community Affairs.

Common Good Vermont is an animated network of nonprofit organizations connected with each other to build partnerships, solve problems and achieve long-term benefit for the people of our state.  The project enables Vermont nonprofit leaders and allies to access their collective knowledge through a vibrant online web commons (http://commongoodvt.org), a regular schedule of multi-media training and networking events that help to improve operations and expand the impact of Vermont’s independent sector.