They not only provide stable and affordable office, meeting, exhibit, and arts space, but they also enhance tenants' operations and help promote their missions. Workshop sessions at the conference explore the policy and business decisions related to the real estate needs of nonprofits, showcasing concrete examples of how specific projects have achieved success and served the needs of their communities. Presenters include experts in real estate development, financing and management as well as nonprofit and philanthropic leaders who are operating or involved in successful centers throughout the country. Participants representing nonprofits, real estate development, foundations, redevelopment agencies, government programs and the media all can benefit from the opportunity to network with and learn from each other. An evening reception on Thursday allows attendees a glimpse behind the scenes as the San Francisco Art Institute's annual Masters of Fine Arts Graduate Exhibition is being installed in the Herbst Pavilion.
Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended.
Some scholarships are available.