On February 29, join us for a free webinar to learn how to break down barriers through knowledge exchange.
In this session, you will learn about the REAL Xchange and the Knowledge Transfer and Translation Hub, a platform offering free resources for staff in the not-for-profit sector. One of the engagement pillars for the REAL Xchange is the Mentorship Pillar – an initiative that provides an opportunity to help break down barriers through knowledge exchange. Knowledge Transfer through Mentorship, via the REAL Xchange, can connect you with experienced leaders in the sector to learn about best practices and success stories, and access practical tools to accelerate positive change, within yourselves and your organizations.
Learning Outcomes:
- Learn why mentorship is an effective way to develop skills
- Learn how the RealXchange can support the development of service provider personnel
- Learn how to participate in the RealXchange Mentorship
American Sign Language (ASL) and Closed Captioning will be provided.
Webinar information
Topic: Breaking Down Barriers Through Knowledge Exchange
Date: Thursday, February 29 at 1pm ET / 10am PT (webinar is 1 hour in length)
Audience: This webinar will be of primary interest to nonprofit professionals and leaders.
Cost: Free – Register Now
Important Note: While registration is open to all, attendance is limited to the first 1,000 people to sign onto the live session. We suggest signing on five minutes early to have the best chance of getting on the live session. If for any reason you aren’t able to connect to the live session, rest assured you’ll get the full recording by email the following day.
NOTE: This webinar will be recorded – if you cannot make the live session, complete the registration form and a recording will be emailed to you the day after the live session. We are happy to provide a closed captioned recording upon advance request.
About the presenters
Amanda MastronardiProject Manager, REAL Xchange KTT, Community Living Essex County
Amanda has over 16 years experience in the Developmental Services sector, serving in a variety of roles within Community Living Essex County including Project Management, Human Resources, Administration, and Direct Supports. Amanda graduated from the University of Windsor and holds an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing, and later graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce, Honours Business Administration degree from the Odette School of Business. With these varied positions and experienced perspectives, Amanda understands the critical need and significance of knowledge translation, giving people applicable information and resources they require, and helping to bridge the knowledge gap that often exists across the sector.
A Licensed Professional Engineer with 20 years of combined working experience in corporate, entrepreneurial, and not-for-profit settings, Ingrid’s work has helped 250 people who have a disability gain employment. She has delivered Disability Training to over 500 business members. To learn more visit: https://www.odenetwork.com/about/meet-the-team/
Don’t miss out on this free learning opportunity – register today!
“This was a great free webinar. I appreciate all that CharityVillage does to educate and support nonprofits.“
– Past CharityVillage Webinar Participant
