60-MINUTE WEBINAR

Presented by Anysa Holder

Tuesday, April 2, 2024

1:00 – 2:00 pm ET (10:00 – 11:00 am PT)

Get the other departments in your organization as excited about creating communications as you are!

Registration for this webinar is $99.

Recording available if you can’t attend live, but you must register before we close registration.

This webinar is FREE with an All-Access Pass. Pass Holders, RSVP for these events in the For Pass Holders Only section of our community

Effective communications is a team sport. But getting necessary buy-in, collaboration, and output isn’t always easy.

As the nonprofit communications expert at your organization, you know you need the cooperation of other departments to implement best practices like using an editorial calendar, a brand and style guide, and creative briefs. You also need their help gathering and telling your nonprofit’s most inspiring stories.

But how can you ensure collaboration when what you do as a nonprofit communicator is so often misunderstood and everyone’s plate is already full (including yours)? How can you help other departments realize how important communications is to the overall mission? That what you are doing is helping them too?

It won’t always be an easy conversation, but sit with us for an hour as we share tips and best practices that facilitate increased communications partnership, participation, and performance throughout your organization. You will also have access to the webinar recording and handouts so you can refer back to our guidance whenever you need it!

During this session we will walk you through the techniques, processes, and tools that will help you foster genuine consensus and collective progress towards your communications goals. Steps to achieve this include:

  • Identifying who your key internal partners really are

  • Getting other program, development, & executive coworkers involved at all stages in a way that is actually helpful and strategic

  • Building consensus and managing conflict

  • Fostering greater personal connections necessary to mastering relationship management

  • Evaluating and utilizing collaborative communication systems and technologies like editorial calendars, CRMs, and shared storage

  • Establishing effective workflows and processes

We hope you’ll join us for some lively conversation, tips, tools, and Q&A on how to successfully engage with key stakeholders at your organization for maximum communications success.

Plus all registrants get a special invitation to join our exclusive community space where you can talk more about the audit process and other topics with the whole Nonprofit Marketing Guide community. 

Meet Anysa Holder

Anysa currently serves as the Chief of Advancement for Easterseals New Jersey, a 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization. A proud New Jersey native, she has spent nearly 18 years as a Marketing and
Communications professional, with 12 of those years supporting social impact organizations across the tri-state area.

At Easterseals, an organization responsible for helping over 5,000 individuals with disabilities or special needs every year, Anysa is the executive lead over advocacy, marketing, internal communications, customer support, and fundraising.

Prior to her existing role, Anysa, who graduated from New York University, spent her early working years developing a resume of diverse communications experience in the non-profit, healthcare, and finance industries domestically and abroad. Her roster includes organizations such as JPMorgan Chase and the United Nations High Commissioner of Refugees (UNHCR).

In acknowledgement of their work, she and her teams have received various industry awards including NJ Ad Club’s Jersey’s Best Award, Graphic Design USA’s Inhouse Agency award, The Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts Communicator Award, as well as her individual recognition as one of New Jersey’s Top 40 under 40 in Marketing in 2018. She was also a recipient of the esteemed Easterseals Clark J. Paradise Award which is given annually to select employees who exemplify the highest standard of the company’s mission and values.

Passionately committed to social good, Anysa additionally serves on the board of several non-profit organizations. She has supported organizations like the Red Cross of Greater New York, the New Jersey Chapter of the American Marketing Association, the REACH Institute for Mental Health Education, and
Artistic Noise, an organization committed to bringing the power of artistic practice to formerly system involved youth.

As the proud bilingual daughter of a Panamanian immigrant and Southern Virginia native, Anysa credits her many humbling travel experiences with broadening her perspective and strengthening her social good ambitions. She believes the key to success in advancing social good is combining empathy with action, efficient project management, and good listening skills. In her free time, she enjoys serving as a mentor for students and early career professionals, teaching English as a Second Language courses, or exploring local hiking trails.

To find out more about Anysa visit her LinkedIn Profile.