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SUMMARY:Safeguarding Impact | A 3-Part\, Data-Rich Webinar Series for Funders
DESCRIPTION:If you’re a funder right now\, you may feel as if you’re making decisions in the dark\, and the stakes have never been higher. Federal funding cuts have already hit some sectors hard\, and the ripple effects on others are still coming. \nCSR is launching Safeguarding Impact\, a data-rich\, three-session webinar series designed specifically for foundations and corporate philanthropy teams who need to know what’s actually happening across the nonprofit landscape\, which sectors are most affected\, which communities face compounding risk in the next 12–24 months\, and what you can do between now and year-end to protect the impact of your investments. \nSessions will feature leading voices from across the field. \nThree sessions on Tuesdays at 11am ET / 8am PT. \n📅 July 14 · July 21 · July 28 \nWhat the series covers: \nSession 1 — Tuesday\, July 14: What’s actually happening \nJoin CSR’s CEO\, Nancy Murphy\, and Lee Fabiaschi\, Vice President and Director of Learning Communities\, Ares Charitable Foundation\, for a conversation about safeguarding impact. Lee will share how Ares Foundation has adapted its grantmaking and other support over the last year\, what they’re doing now to set grantees up for 2027\, the impacts they’re seeing across issue areas and geographies\, lessons they’ve learned\, and questions they’re still grappling with. Nancy will describe three challenges that often hinder philanthropy’s efforts to shift strategy\, even when it’s absolutely necessary. \nSession 2 — Tuesday\, July 21: Making change by choice \nOver the last 18 months\, a lot of change has happened in the social sector. It’s time we started making change by choice: intentional\, strategic\, and thoughtful change about the future of social impact ecosystems in communities across the country. This session features CSR consultant Moyra Knight\, a former corporate communications executive and president of the Astellas Global Health Foundation\, and CSR’s CEO\, Nancy Murphy\, discussing how to secure buy-in from internal stakeholders\, grantees\, and community partners for changes to strategy and programs. \nSession 3 — Tuesday\, July 28: From insight to action \nIn this session\, we do what we do best at CSR\, move you from insight to foresight to action. CSR’s CEO\, Nancy Murphy\, will be joined by a to-be-confirmed social sector expert to summarize the latest data on federal funding cut impacts by cause/issue area and geography\, plus a look ahead at the ripple effects still to come. You’ll walk away with data-driven\, credible insight to inform community investment decision-making and strategy. \nRegister once to attend all 3 and receive the recordings if you can’t attend live. 
URL:https://csrcommunications.com/event/safeguarding-impact-a-3-part-data-rich-webinar-series-for-funders/
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SUMMARY:[Executive Forum] When You Change What People Do\, You Change Who They Think They Are: Leading Role Redefinition in the Human-Machine Era
DESCRIPTION:Join peer executives for a candid conversation about one of the hardest change management challenges leaders face right now: telling people their jobs are changing in ways they didn’t ask for and may not trust. \nWhen: Wednesday\, July 16 @ 11:00 am ETWhere: Live via Zoom \nThe Reality: Organizations everywhere are rethinking what humans should do versus what machines should do. The Washington Post reported this month that companies are fundamentally reexamining how work gets deployed as AI agents move from tools to active participants in workflows. That’s the easy part to name. The hard part is what happens to the people sitting across from you when you tell them their role is changing. It challenges identity\, status\, and security. Change isn’t automatically easier just because the business case is sound. \nWhy It Matters: Most organizations are treating role redefinition in the AI era as a workforce planning or technology problem. When you layer AI onto unchanged roles\, you get overwhelmed people. When you eliminate roles without addressing the human fallout\, you get resistance\, attrition\, and the quiet departure of your best people. When you redesign roles but skip the change management work\, you get compliance without commitment. None of those outcomes delivers the ROI you’re counting on. \nBottom Line: You can design the right roles\, but if you can’t bring your people through the transition\, the design doesn’t matter. \nDuring this forum\, you’ll join peer executives to discuss: \n\n\nWhy role redefinition in the AI era triggers a deeper identity threat than most leaders anticipate\, and what change-capable leaders do differently to move people from fear to ownership \n\n\nWhat it actually takes to build genuine buy-in for AI-driven role changes\, especially when the generations making up most of the workforce are somewhere from AI-skeptical to AI-resistant \n\n\nHow leading organizations are sequencing the human work: what has to happen with your people before\, during\, and after roles change\, and where most leaders get the order wrong \n\n\nThis forum is for you if you’re already rethinking roles and responsibilities in light of AI and want to make sure you don’t lose your people in the process. It’s also for you if you’re sensing resistance you can’t quite name\, if your change communications around AI feel like they’re landing flat\, or if you want to get ahead of this before the identity disruption shows up in your engagement scores and your retention numbers. \nThe Value Is Being in the Room \nThe Next Big Thing Executive Forum brings together small groups of C-Suite executives and senior leaders for off-the-record\, peer-to-peer\, idea-exchange conversations. We cover topics essential to defining\, designing\, and successfully realizing your “next big thing\,” whether it’s a new strategic initiative\, internal policy shift\, or significant organizational transformation. We charge no fee to participate and make no sales pitch at the event. To honor our “off-the-record” commitment\, we do not make recordings available.
URL:https://csrcommunications.com/event/executive-forum-when-you-change-what-people-do-you-change-who-they-think-they-are-leading-role-redefinition-in-the-human-machine-era/
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