Potential government change creates uncertainty and can lead to significant disruptions and/or game-changing opportunities. This webinar will explore how non-profits can ready themselves to navigate changes on the horizon by implementing an effective government relations strategy.
Join Tamarack’s Consulting Director Sylvia Cheuy in a conversation with Kathryn Babcock, Christopher Holz and Niti Bhotoia of capitalW, a consultancy that drives revenue results for non-profit organizations, as they share their advice for what non-profit leaders need to do leading up to an election.
This webinar will not be recorded, so be sure to join us at 1 pm sharp ET on November 12th!
Key topics:
Discover how to develop and execute an effective government relationships strategy and prepare for a change in government. The webinar will focus on the Canadian context but will offer valuable take-aways regardless of jurisdiction. Topics to be explored include:
- Preparing for a (possible) new government and/or new government priorities
- How to conduct government relations in a time of fiscal constraint
- Revenue Diversification as Risk Mitigation Strategy
- Collective Resourcing as Risk Mitigation Strategy
Who should attend?
- Non-profit leaders and board members
- Municipal leaders
- Government relations professionals
- Fundraising professionals
Resources
We will discover capitalW's Diagnostic Assessment Tool.
Speakers
Sylvia Cheuy, Consulting Director, Collaboration, Tamarack Institute
Kathryn Babcock (she/her/elle), CEO, captialW 
Kathryn is the the CEO of capitalW and a Revenue Strategy Specialist in resourcing collective impact, complexity and systems change. Her driving interest is to increase the velocity of capital in the social economy. Kathryn has more than 25 years of experience working at both the community and national levels. Under her leadership, capitalW has supported charities and sectors to resource their visions.
Christopher Holz (he/him/il/lui), Advisor, Government Relations, capitalW
Chris is a specialist in public policy and resourcing at all three levels of government. Chris specializes in policy development and stakeholder engagement across the non-profit, public and private sectors. He is a top lobbyist at Queen’s Park with more than 25 years of experience working in both the private and public sectors.
Niti Bhotoia (she/her/elle), Vice President, capitalW 
Niti is a specialist in private philanthropy and securing transformational, seven-figure gifts for a range of charities and non-profits. She is an executive and team philanthropy coach with more than 20 years of experience working at both the community and national levels.