Boomer Volunteer Engagement: Collaborate Today, Thrive Tomorrow
Jill Friedman Fixleris a nationally known leader recognized for her innovative approaches to strengthening nonprofit organizations. She combines her skills as a consultant, trainer, facilitator, public speaker, and coach to promote excellence in volunteer engagement, strategic planning, and board and organizational development for nonprofit organizations across thexml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags"  /xml:namespace prefix = u1  /United States. Jill has more than thirty years of experience, and the nonprofits she has worked with include health, human services, religious, government, cultural, environmental, and animal welfare organizations, and community centers. Jill has presented at numerous national and regional conferences, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Leadership Conference, the Hostelling International-USA National Council Meeting, the International Conference on Volunteer Administration, the American Cancer Society Western Regional Conference, and the Volunteers of America Colorado Leadership Conference. Based inDenver, she was a founding board member of both the Colorado AIDS Project and Metro Volunteers. Jill's many articles on volunteer management and board development have appeared inVolunteer Management Review,E-Volunteerism Journal, andNonprofit Boards and Governance Review. For more information about JFFixler &amp; Associates, go to www.jffixler.com.xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"  /&nbsp;Sandie Eichberghas more than twenty years of experience in volunteer engagement. She has taught online courses in volunteer engagement and served as a volunteer coordinator. Her work in a social service agency resulted in substantive growth of the volunteer corps.