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TEAM PRAVA November Contractor Beer Social Sponsored by Rowan Electric

TEAM PRAVA November Contractor Beer Social Sponsored by Rowan Electric

Join TEAM PRAVA for our next beer social, to be held on Thursday, November 14th, from 5pm-7pm at Urge Gastropub & Common House. This event will support our Giving Month Charity for November: The Rock Church/Toys for Joy- we are hosting a toy drive all month. This is a casual event based on creating relationships with our peers.

About our Sponsor:

Rowan Electric is a San Diego based, family-owned electrical contractor for over 30 years. We continually strive to raise standards of professionalism, quality, and rock-solid leadership.

MiraCosta College Community Leaders Breakfast: Report to the Region

Yearly, MiraCosta College hosts more than 200 business leaders, influential citizens, elected officials, and MiraCosta College faculty and staff at the Community Leaders Breakfast: Report to the Region, where attendees get to hear from the college’s president about our accomplishments and vision for the future. This years theme, Breaking [New] Ground, will highlight the innovative ways MiraCosta continues to serve the local community and contribute to economic growth.

North San Diego NAACP: Blue & Gold Freedom Fundraiser

Greetings from the North San Diego County NAACP!

This annual event brings together a collaborative of community and spiritual leaders, elected officials, and citizens who
collectively come to pay homage to those individuals who selflessly contribute efforts for the betterment of this community.

The event will be held on Saturday, October 5, 2019 at 7:00 P.M. at the Westin Carlsbad Resort & Spa located at
in Carlsbad. This year’s theme is, “We Win, When We Fight Together”.

Ticket Prices: Advance $90.00 | Door $100 | Tables $1,000

*Contact us for table purchases

Hands of Peace Farewell Celebration

Come hear Israeli, Palestinian and American youth share how they have learned to raise their voices as leaders of change through a three-week dialogue process with each other.  They will share their experiences at the culmination of the Hands of Peace Summer Program, where teens from the Middle East are hosted by North County families as they take part in facilitated dialogue sessions, leadership training and arts workshops. Murals and videos produced by small inter-delegation teams will also be featured.

The Happy, Healthy Nonprofit by Beth Kanter

Join this rare opportunity to meet Beth Kanter!

Nonprofit professionals work hard every day with limited resources which can result in burnout if they do not embrace self-care and the organization does not nurture a culture of well-being in the nonprofit workplace.

This session is about how and why it is important to treat self-care and well-being as an organizational strategy and cultural norm.

  • Understand the basics of burnout symptoms and self-care practices that many nonprofit professionals are embracing to ensure their resilience in the face of significant challenges
  • Get some practical tips for changing a toxic workplace culture into happy, healthy one and simple and low-cost ways to introduce well-being programs into your workplace
  • Learn about the big return on investment that happens when a nonprofit prioritizes well-being in the workplace so you can make the case at your nonprofit

Use code SIP10 for a discount! This code expires on Thursday, April 11.

Event Details:

Workshop: 1:00 – 5:00 pm

Reception and Book Signing: 5:00 – 6:30 pm

Pricing: $45 – $60 ($35-$50 with SIP10 Discount Code!)

When registering, attendees have the option to either pre-purchase the book at a significantly discounted rate or just attend the workshop. Books will also be available for sale at the event at retail price.

Ticket options available:

  • Workshop + Pre-order Book: $60 ($50 with discount code SIP10)
  • Workshop (no book pre-order): $45 ($35 with discount code SIP10)

Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego: North County Volunteer Info Session

Learn more about how you can make a BIG difference in the life of a child. Men and Spanish Speakers needed!

Join us on Tuesday, April 9th from 7:00 PM- 8:30 PM. It will be a brief, yet informative look at Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego County’s organization, programs, and volunteer opportunities. Attending a Volunteer Information Session is the first required step in becoming a Big.

Being a Big Brother or Big Sister is one of the most enjoyable things you’ll ever do. Not to mention, one of the most fulfilling. You have the opportunity to help shape a child’s future for the better by empowering them to achieve. And the best part is, it’s actually a lot of fun! So why not apply to be a Big today? There are kids out there ready to get started. Are you?

The Servant Leadership Conference

In servant leadership there is no finish line, only the continual challenge to grow, impacting lives all around us, and as servant leaders, we are tested every day with the opportunity to do the right thing. Whether you want to change into a servant leader or you have been wondering, “Am I able to be better?” it’s time to take it to the next level. It’s time to be able to state, with certainty, “I am able!”

The 2019 Servant Leadership Conference begins this March in our own backyard of sunny Carlsbad, CA, and will be hosted at the Westin Carlsbad Resort & Spa.  We hope you are ABLE to attend this event!

Click here to Register → https://bit.ly/2zxeOhB

During two amazing days on the California coast, this highly interactive experience will allow you to connect with like-minded people from a wide variety of industries, participate in breakouts to gain a deeper understanding of servant leadership practices, and equip you with the tools you need to grow as a capable servant leader. At the end of our time together, you should be able to replace the question, “Am I able? with the certainty of “I am able!”.  Learn from leaders like:

  • Art Barter – Founder of the Servant Leadership Institute, CEO of Datron World Communications. Through implementing servant leadership, he grew Datron from a $10 million company into a $200 million company within six years.
  • Ken Blanchard – coauthor of 60+ books, including The New One Minute Manager, leadership expert.
  • Kelly Cardenas – national educator for John Paul Mitchell Systems for over 19 years. He teaches a leadership perspective that is grounded in a humble mindset.
  • Vicki Clark – A noted speaker, facilitator, consultant and trainer, with extensive experience in the nonprofit, government and private sectors.
  • Jeffrey Foley – author, certified Marshall Goldsmith Stakeholder Centered Coach™, and speaker, with a 32 year career in the United States Army.
  • Habeeb Habeeb – CEO and Principle of BPC, a repeat winner (4 times) of “Best Places to Work” in Illinois, founder of the H-Squared Leadership Institute.
  • Olivia McIvor– one of the most well-versed “human potential” experts in North America. Olivia brings two guests with her from Kaiser Permanente, Dr. James Lau and Kimi Omi-Braxton, who will present a case study with Olivia, focused on their work to implement a kindness based culture.
  • Carla Rieger –  CEO of The Artistry of Change Training Inc, author, speaker, trainer, facilitator, coach, and consultant.

…in addition to all the incredible, everyday leaders you’ll be sitting, eating, and learning with during the sessions.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY – https://bit.ly/2zxeOhB

The setting will be intimate with an attendance number that allows you to actually interface with our speakers and workshop facilitators. Our attendees come from throughout the country and represent all sorts of organizations, profit and non-profit, secular and faith-based.

Here’s what past attendees have to say about the SLI Servant Leadership Conference:

“This was a phenomenal event. I attend many professional development events, and it was such a breath of fresh air to attend a personal development event!”

“I left with many clearly communicated ideas for maximizing our leadership skills and the skills of our organizational members.”

“This was the right combination of theory, real-world practical cases and inspiration!”

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW – https://bit.ly/2zxeOhB

POP Seminar: Communication for Community-Building

How do you share your ideas and inspire others?  During this session, we will be exploring practical spoken and written communication methods to effectively communicate about local issues, build shared understanding among diverse people, and strengthen community connections.  This session features guest speaker, Nathan Young, renowned communications coach, storytelling mentor and founder of Greater Good Storytelling.  Nathan will be teaching us how to harness the power of storytelling for communication that makes an impact.

Session includes all materials.

RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/communication-for-community-building-pop-seminar-series-session-tickets-56948087262

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About the People, Opportunities & Participation (POP) Seminar Series

The People, Opportunities & Participation (POP) Seminar Series is designed to teach essential civic knowledge, valuable skills and cultivate relationships to build engaged community members and impactful civic leaders. Civic-minded folks, active community citizens, community leaders, high school and college students, aspiring candidates, public and nonprofit leaders, businesspeople, and more—this seminar series is for YOU!

Each session covers a different aspect of intergenerational community-building, participation, and civic leadership. Sessions features a guest speaker and includes practical educational content, “hands on” practice, and all materials.

The People, Opportunities & Participation (POP) Seminar Series is being offered to the community FREE of charge through a generous donation from the Rancho Bernardo Community Foundation.

Series Schedule:
Sessions are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month through May from 6-8:30pm at the Ed Brown Center for Active Adults.

Upcoming Session Dates & Topics:
February 26: Say What? Communication for Community-Building
March 12: Decoding the Policymaking Process
March 26: Applied Policy: Basic Needs & Food Insecurity
April 9: Applied Policy: Employment & Education
April 23: Applied Policy: Transportation
May 14: Applied Policy: Affordable Housing