Nonprofit innovations in US and Eastern Europe at UM conference
University of Michigan’s Center for Russian and East Europe Studies and Ford School of Public Policy are hosting a conference focused on innovations in the non-prift industry as a result of shrinking funding sources.
University of Michigan’s Center for Russian and East Europe Studies and Ford School of Public Policy are hosting a conference focused on innovations in the non-prift industry as a result of shrinking funding sources.
Information from the school reads:
This conference aims to provide a venue for nonprofit directors, business leaders, foundation representatives, students and academics operating in the broadly defined social entrepreneurship/enterprise arena to share best practice and network. Co-sponsored by the Center for Russian and East European Studies and Ford School of Public Policy.
Find out more and register here.
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