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The application portal for Institute of Nonprofit Leadership and Community Development's Emerging Nonprofit Leadership Accelerator is open

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The Institute of Nonprofit Leadership and Community Development’s Emerging Nonprofit Leadership Accelerator (ENLA) is an intensive training and mentorship program designed to build leadership excellence, nurture a thriving and collaborative network of nonprofit professionals, and provide a talent pipeline for organizations serving the greater Capital Region.

ENLA Fellows engage in team-building, professional soft skills workshops, and technical trainings facilitated by subject-matter experts, participate in small peer learning groups, and receive one-on-one mentorship and career advisement over the course of six months to prepare for future leadership roles.

Our guests are:
Pam Skripak - Executive Director, Institute of Nonprofit Leadership and Community Development

Daquetta Jones - ENLA Co-Director 2022 & 2023 - Director, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives, The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region

Kimberly Parker - ENLA 2022 graduate, Membership, Programming & Outreach Coordinator, Historic Albany Foundation

Ben Williams - ENLA 2022 graduate, Executive Director, Connect Center for Youth, 2022 Philanthropist of the Year Award, United Way of the Greater Capital Region

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