The
next opportunity that you will have to meet some or all of our new chapter
officers will be on Tuesday, February 9th during the GPC Panel event.
Our chapter and the
Foundation Center are jointly hosting “The GPC: Becoming a Recognized
Grant Professional.”
Details and sign-up instructions are below. We hope you can join
us!
Tuesday, February 9, 2016, 12:00-1:30 pm
The Foundation Center, 1627 K Street, Third Floor, Washington, DC 20006
Tuesday, February 9, 2016, 12:00-1:30 pm
The Foundation Center, 1627 K Street, Third Floor, Washington, DC 20006
Overview:
Geared toward grant researchers, writers, managers, and administrators who are considering the Grant Professional Certified (GPC) credential, this session will feature an informational overview of requirements for the certification and a panel discussion with three Washington-area grant professionals who will share their experiences seeking the GPC credential and its impact on their careers. The GPC credential is recognized as the standard for professional competency and ethical practices for the field of grantmanship and is the only known grant credential that covers the full lifecycle of the grant process. The GPC examination and certification processes are administered by the Grant Professionals Certification Institute (GPCI), an independent affiliate of the Grant Professionals Association (GPA).
Geared toward grant researchers, writers, managers, and administrators who are considering the Grant Professional Certified (GPC) credential, this session will feature an informational overview of requirements for the certification and a panel discussion with three Washington-area grant professionals who will share their experiences seeking the GPC credential and its impact on their careers. The GPC credential is recognized as the standard for professional competency and ethical practices for the field of grantmanship and is the only known grant credential that covers the full lifecycle of the grant process. The GPC examination and certification processes are administered by the Grant Professionals Certification Institute (GPCI), an independent affiliate of the Grant Professionals Association (GPA).
Panelists
Teri Blandon, GPC, CFRE is the Vice President for Development at PAI, which advocates for women and families to have access to contraception to improve their health, reduce poverty, and protect their environment. She has over 20 years of nonprofit experience with different types of organizations, ranging from international development to public broadcasting. She earned her CFRE in 2007 and her GPC in 2011 -- and still remembers the stress of studying and the exhilaration of passing.
Teri Blandon, GPC, CFRE is the Vice President for Development at PAI, which advocates for women and families to have access to contraception to improve their health, reduce poverty, and protect their environment. She has over 20 years of nonprofit experience with different types of organizations, ranging from international development to public broadcasting. She earned her CFRE in 2007 and her GPC in 2011 -- and still remembers the stress of studying and the exhilaration of passing.
Rachel Werner, GPC, PMP, Owner and CEO of RBW Strategy, has
over 12 years of grants, consulting, communications, writing, strategic
planning, training, and project management experience. She provides support to
clients on the full lifecycle of grants activities, project management, and
strategic planning. She has worked with organizations of varying size and
complexity. In addition to her GPC, she has obtained a Certificate in Grants
Management and is a certified Project Management Professional.
Kitty Wojcik, GPC, CGMS is the Chief Grant Officer at KWG Grant Consultants, LLC, a
Washington, DC consulting firm and is a designated subject matter expert for
the GPCI and National Grant Management Association (NGMA). She is one of a
handful of grant professionals nationwide with both the GPC and Certified Grant
Management Specialist (CGMS) credentials. She has written, reviewed, and
assisted in development of private and public agency grant applications,
winning more than $235 million.
Moderator
David Lindeman, GPC, CFRE is Vice President of GPA’s National Capital Area chapter and is president of Global Grant Solutions in Washington, DC. He has 20 years of experience in grant development and grant writing for nonprofit organizations, securing funding from government agencies, foundations, and multinational organizations for international programs. He is Co-Editor of the Journal of the Grant Professionals Associationand obtained his GPC in 2012.
David Lindeman, GPC, CFRE is Vice President of GPA’s National Capital Area chapter and is president of Global Grant Solutions in Washington, DC. He has 20 years of experience in grant development and grant writing for nonprofit organizations, securing funding from government agencies, foundations, and multinational organizations for international programs. He is Co-Editor of the Journal of the Grant Professionals Associationand obtained his GPC in 2012.
Registration:
http://grantspace.org/course-offerings/training-calendar/washington-dc/special-program-becoming-a-recognized-grant-professional-2016-02-09-washington-dc
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