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Speakers:

Matt Kouri - Executive Director, Greenlights for NonProfit Success
Kerry Tate - Partner, Civic Interest; Senior Counsel, TateAustinHahn
Discussion moderated by Jim Walker - Executive Director, Central Texas Sustainability Indicators Project

Summary:

We are part of a dramatic leadership shift. As Baby Boomers retire, positions of leadership are being filled by Generation X and Millennials. How do we balance the loss of experience with the emergence of new fresh leaders? How will this affect the way we see ourselves and our vision for the future?
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Greenlights for NonProfit Success
TateAustinHahn
Central Texas Sustainability Indicators Project
Lee Hecht Harrison
Guest blogger Thom Singer on the event

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