----- Forwarded by Najet Karaborni/NY/UNO on 19/10/2004 11:15 AM -----
Patrick van de
Coevering To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
ru>
Subject: Fw: Opportunities for NGO Leaders
(especially in Europe
19/10/2004 10:42
AM
Please respond to
Patrick van de
Coevering
Dear Najet,
Something for your coordinators in Europe.
Hope you are well.
best, Patrick
Patrick van de Coevering
Senior Training and Communication Expert
EU/TACIS Russia Corporate Governance Facility
-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 21:30:08 +0700
Subject: Opportunities for NGO Leaders
>
> Kelly Janiga, of the William Davidson Institute has provided an
announcement
> identifying two opportunities for NGO leaders. Please feel free to
forward to
> interested colleagues. Also feel free to contact Kelly if you have
questions.
> Below are two unique opportunities for NGO leaders
> 1) WDI NGO CONFERENCE CALL FOR PAPERS
> 2) WDI SEEKING MEMBERS FOR NGO ALLIANCE
> We hope these opportunities will be of interest to you.
> Please disseminate widely, as we aim to attract a diverse regional
mix of
NGOs.
>
>
> WILLIAM DAVIDSON INSTITUTE CALL FOR POLICY BRIEFS
> RETHINKING THE WAY IN WHICH NGOS DO BUSINESS
>
> The William Davidson Institute invites you to submit a policy brief
for
inclusion in the conference Rethinking the Way in which NGOs do
Business.
> The conference will be held in Bratislava, Slovakia, March 4-6, 2005.
The Pontis Foundation in Bratislava, Slovakia is co-organizer of this
conference.
> Submitted briefs should focus on the following topics:
>
> Strategies for developing corporate NGO partnerships
> Methods through which NGOs can achieve long-term
sustainability
Innovative, commercially-sustainable and business sound
approaches to
> addressing social problems (i.e., microfinance, the NGO s role in
organizing
> production and distribution networks, and the third sector s role in
providing
> access to information and technology)
> Creative fundraising techniques including the creation of
for
fee services
>
> Authors should be employees of, or advisors to, NGOs located in
Central
and
> Eastern Europe or Eurasia. Policy briefs should focus on innovative
methods
> through which NGOs (or other groups with whom NGOs collaborate) have
adopted
> strategies to become less donor-dependent and more able to influence
their
> financial future. Briefs can also be based on theories or strategies
NGOs plan
> to adopt in the future.
>
> The submitted brief should be a non-technical, country- and/or
topic-specific
> summary, between 5-10 pages in length. If a brief is selected for
the
conference, WDI will provide editing support and will include the
accepted
> brief in the WDI Policy Brief series. Examples of current WDI
briefs
and
> submission guidelines are available at
> http://www.wdi.bus.umich.edu/publications/policy_papers_briefs.htm.
In
addition, we ask that the submission include a summary of the
organization and
> a short personal biography of the author.
>
> The conference aims to bring together leaders in the nonprofit sector
who
are
> developing and/or utilizing innovative approaches to achieve
financial
sustainability. The last day of the conference will include special
sessions
> on leadership, communication, strategic management, and marketing
presented by
> top business school professors. The remaining portion of the agenda
will include the presentation of selected briefs with the aim of
sharing
best practices and networking with NGO colleagues.
>
> Funding is provided for all travel and accommodation expenses. All
meals
will
> be provided at the conference. Please complete the reply form and
send
to
> Kristen Roy by e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or by fax at 734-763-5850.
Questions
> can be directed to Kelly Janiga, Manager of Research Programs at the
William
> Davidson Institute, at [EMAIL PROTECTED]. All applications must be
received by
> Friday, December 10, 2004. Your participation will be confirmed by
Friday,
> January 7, 2005.
>
>
>
>
>
> WILLIAM DAVIDSON INSTITUTE NGO ALLIANCE
>
> The William Davidson Institute NGO Alliance, a coalition of public
interest
> groups based in Central Europe, Eastern Europe and the NIS, is
focused
on issues central to creating a foundation for a successful transition
from
a
> controlled to a market-based economy.
>
> To expand the NGO Alliance, we are seeking the participation of NGOs
with interest or experience in the following fields:
>
> Innovative and commercially-sustainable approaches to
alleviating
poverty
> (e.g., microfinance, assistance with organizing production and
distribution
> networks, access to information and technology, etc.)
> Corporate governance, business ethics and anti-corruption
Institution-building
> Economic development
> Trade and open markets
>
> The goal of the NGO Alliance is to promote information sharing and
dissemination
> of best practices, with the aim of promoting the development of
effective
and
> efficient markets which work for all people. WDI believes that NGOs
play
an
> instrumental role in the transition process and can provide valuable
insights
> into the transition process that may be overlooked by academics.
Additional
> information, including membership benefits, is available at
> http://www.wdi.bus.umich.edu/research/ngo/
>
> Those NGOs who fit the above profile and are interested in joining
the
network
> should send a statement of interest and a brief description of your
organization to Kelly Janiga, Manager of Research Programs at the
William Davidson Institute, at [EMAIL PROTECTED]/.
>
Patrick van de Coevering
Training and Communication Expert
EU/TACIS Russia Corporate Governance Facility
Patrick van de
Coevering To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
ru>
Subject: Fw: Opportunities for NGO Leaders
(especially in Europe
19/10/2004 10:42
AM
Please respond to
Patrick van de
Coevering
Dear Najet,
Something for your coordinators in Europe.
Hope you are well.
best, Patrick
Patrick van de Coevering
Senior Training and Communication Expert
EU/TACIS Russia Corporate Governance Facility
-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 21:30:08 +0700
Subject: Opportunities for NGO Leaders
>
> Kelly Janiga, of the William Davidson Institute has provided an
announcement
> identifying two opportunities for NGO leaders. Please feel free to
forward to
> interested colleagues. Also feel free to contact Kelly if you have
questions.
> Below are two unique opportunities for NGO leaders
> 1) WDI NGO CONFERENCE CALL FOR PAPERS
> 2) WDI SEEKING MEMBERS FOR NGO ALLIANCE
> We hope these opportunities will be of interest to you.
> Please disseminate widely, as we aim to attract a diverse regional
mix of
NGOs.
>
>
> WILLIAM DAVIDSON INSTITUTE CALL FOR POLICY BRIEFS
> RETHINKING THE WAY IN WHICH NGOS DO BUSINESS
>
> The William Davidson Institute invites you to submit a policy brief
for
inclusion in the conference Rethinking the Way in which NGOs do
Business.
> The conference will be held in Bratislava, Slovakia, March 4-6, 2005.
The Pontis Foundation in Bratislava, Slovakia is co-organizer of this
conference.
> Submitted briefs should focus on the following topics:
>
> Strategies for developing corporate NGO partnerships
> Methods through which NGOs can achieve long-term
sustainability
Innovative, commercially-sustainable and business sound
approaches to
> addressing social problems (i.e., microfinance, the NGO s role in
organizing
> production and distribution networks, and the third sector s role in
providing
> access to information and technology)
> Creative fundraising techniques including the creation of
for
fee services
>
> Authors should be employees of, or advisors to, NGOs located in
Central
and
> Eastern Europe or Eurasia. Policy briefs should focus on innovative
methods
> through which NGOs (or other groups with whom NGOs collaborate) have
adopted
> strategies to become less donor-dependent and more able to influence
their
> financial future. Briefs can also be based on theories or strategies
NGOs plan
> to adopt in the future.
>
> The submitted brief should be a non-technical, country- and/or
topic-specific
> summary, between 5-10 pages in length. If a brief is selected for
the
conference, WDI will provide editing support and will include the
accepted
> brief in the WDI Policy Brief series. Examples of current WDI
briefs
and
> submission guidelines are available at
> http://www.wdi.bus.umich.edu/publications/policy_papers_briefs.htm.
In
addition, we ask that the submission include a summary of the
organization and
> a short personal biography of the author.
>
> The conference aims to bring together leaders in the nonprofit sector
who
are
> developing and/or utilizing innovative approaches to achieve
financial
sustainability. The last day of the conference will include special
sessions
> on leadership, communication, strategic management, and marketing
presented by
> top business school professors. The remaining portion of the agenda
will include the presentation of selected briefs with the aim of
sharing
best practices and networking with NGO colleagues.
>
> Funding is provided for all travel and accommodation expenses. All
meals
will
> be provided at the conference. Please complete the reply form and
send
to
> Kristen Roy by e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or by fax at 734-763-5850.
Questions
> can be directed to Kelly Janiga, Manager of Research Programs at the
William
> Davidson Institute, at [EMAIL PROTECTED]. All applications must be
received by
> Friday, December 10, 2004. Your participation will be confirmed by
Friday,
> January 7, 2005.
>
>
>
>
>
> WILLIAM DAVIDSON INSTITUTE NGO ALLIANCE
>
> The William Davidson Institute NGO Alliance, a coalition of public
interest
> groups based in Central Europe, Eastern Europe and the NIS, is
focused
on issues central to creating a foundation for a successful transition
from
a
> controlled to a market-based economy.
>
> To expand the NGO Alliance, we are seeking the participation of NGOs
with interest or experience in the following fields:
>
> Innovative and commercially-sustainable approaches to
alleviating
poverty
> (e.g., microfinance, assistance with organizing production and
distribution
> networks, access to information and technology, etc.)
> Corporate governance, business ethics and anti-corruption
Institution-building
> Economic development
> Trade and open markets
>
> The goal of the NGO Alliance is to promote information sharing and
dissemination
> of best practices, with the aim of promoting the development of
effective
and
> efficient markets which work for all people. WDI believes that NGOs
play
an
> instrumental role in the transition process and can provide valuable
insights
> into the transition process that may be overlooked by academics.
Additional
> information, including membership benefits, is available at
> http://www.wdi.bus.umich.edu/research/ngo/
>
> Those NGOs who fit the above profile and are interested in joining
the
network
> should send a statement of interest and a brief description of your
organization to Kelly Janiga, Manager of Research Programs at the
William Davidson Institute, at [EMAIL PROTECTED]/.
>
Patrick van de Coevering
Training and Communication Expert
EU/TACIS Russia Corporate Governance Facility
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