This Lunch and Learn workshop series is designed for small nonprofits in the arts and culture sector but is open to all industries. These sessions are tailored to address key challenges in HR and marketing, providing actionable insights and strategies to help your organization thrive. 

Thanks to a sponsorship from PNC Arts Alive, we are proud to offer this workshop for the low cost of $25 per workshop. However, it is important to us to make this series accessible to all. If that price is out of reach for your organization, we encourage you to use code GPCAlive2024 for free registration. 

HR Lunch and Learn Workshops led by Ade Lawal

Thursday, June 13 at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania (1300 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA)

Ade Lawal is the President/Owner of Express Employment Professionals, a locally owned recruiting firm that has been helping organizations find talent since 1989. Ade works with many cultural and non-profit organizations and is a board member of the African American Museum in Philadelphia where he chairs the HR committee. Attend one workshop or both! If you're attending both workshops, please register separately. 

Schedule: 

• 11:45 a.m. — registration for Workshop 1 opens
• 12:00-1:00 p.m. — Workshop 1: Navigating Hiring and Retention Strategies Post-Pandemic with Ade Lawal 
• 1:00-1:30 p.m. — Lunch and registration for Workshop 2 opens
• 1:30-2:30 p.m. — Workshop 2: Understanding and Managing Generations in the Workplace

Workshop 1: Navigating Hiring and Retention Strategies Post-Pandemic with Ade Lawal 

Join us for a powerful workshop tailored to address the pressing concerns of employee retention and navigating post-Covid workplace realities within the arts and cultural community. Led by an industry expert, this session will provide actionable insights on restructuring remote work policies, optimizing benefits, crafting effective job descriptions, and understanding the broader stage of the new workplace. Gain invaluable strategies to foster organizational growth and employee satisfaction in today's evolving landscape. Register. 

Workshop 2: Understanding and Managing Generations in the Workplace

Join us for a dynamic workshop tailored to address the opportunities of employee workforce age and needs changes within the arts and cultural community. Led by an industry expert, this session will explore trends, such as the emergence of Gen Z in the workforce and understanding the broader stage of intergenerational workplace trends. Register.

Marketing and PR Lunch and Learn Workshops led by Nina Zucker

Tuesday, June 18 at Moore College of Art & Design (1916 Race St, Philadelphia, PA) 

Nina Zucker, PR & Marketing Creative Strategist, will bring her knowledge of how to leverage a shoestring budget to create communications plans that will increase visibility and grow audiences for small nonprofits. Nina will use her network to bring in guest experts to share how they have expanded their audience engagement in creative, low-cost ways, while addressing the roadblocks and challenges working against small organizations. Attend one workshop or both! If you're attending both workshops, please register separately. 

Schedule: 

• 11:45 a.m. — registration for Workshop 1 opens
• 12:00-1:00 p.m. — Workshop 1: HOW TO GET NOTICED! PR and Marketing for Small Nonprofits on a Shoestring Budget
• 1:00-1:30 p.m. — Lunch and registration for Workshop 2 opens
• 1:30-2:30 p.m. — Workshop 2: HOW TO GET NOTICED!  Communications and Marketing for Small Nonprofits on a Shoestring Budget, Part 2

Workshop 1: HOW TO GET NOTICED! PR and Marketing for Small Nonprofits on a Shoestring Budget

Join us for a fun and informative workshop tailored to address the concerns of small nonprofit arts and culture organizations about how to stand out from the crowd and increase visibility on a shoestring budget. Register. 

Workshop 2: HOW TO GET NOTICED! PR and Marketing for Small Nonprofits on a Shoestring Budget, part 2

A continuation of our conversation on PR and marketing. Register. 

The Lunch and Learn Workshop Series is generously supported by PNC Arts Alive