When
Wednesday, March 27, 2024 8:00AM - 9:00AM EDT
Where
Event Registration
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| General Admission | Free |
Event Details
Topic: Reputation & Crisis Management
Join us for the inaugural session of CNPE's Nonprofit Power Hour as Casey Boggs, President and Chief Reputation Officer of ReputationUS outlines how reputation is one of every nonprofit organization's most valuable assets.
In this 60-minute session, you will learn tips on safeguarding your reputation, and preparing for a crisis before it happens. Most of us don't think about these topics often - but should! Spend an hour and get up to speed over coffee, learning and networking and leave thinking differently.
Speaker:
Casey Boggs is a global communications leader based in Louisville specializing in reputation management, internal communications, crisis mitigation, cyber incident response, public relations and lawsuit communication support. Boggs is the president of ReputationUs, a national corporate reputation management and crisis response firm recently awarded by UpCity as a "Top Public Relations Firms in the United States." He has directed the strategic communications efforts for global corporations, financial institutions, and the health care industry, and has worked with leading companies, including Microsoft, JP Morgan, Bank of America and Allstate.
Sponsor:
Pinnacle Financial Partners is Nashville's leading bank and is expanding into the Louisville market. They offer a full line of financial services including banking, investments, mortgage, trust, insurance and financial planning and are intentional about service to nonprofit clients. Pinnacle is much more than a bank - it's a place for people to find true partners for their business. It's a place where seasoned professionals give clients unmatched service and advice that better their financial well-being.
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