Description

Join us for the Executive Insights Peer Group, an exclusive series designed for Arizona’s top nonprofit leaders. This is your opportunity to connect with fellow CEOs and Executive Directors who share your passion for driving change and making a lasting impact. Hosted by AZ Impact for Good, these peer group sessions are more than just meetings—they are spaces where visionaries come together to learn, grow, and build powerful networks.

Each session offers a blend of strategic discussions, actionable insights, and high-impact networking, ensuring you leave with fresh perspectives and practical takeaways that will propel your organization forward. Whether you're looking to refine your leadership approach, tackle industry challenges, or form lasting partnerships, the Executive Insights Peer Group sessions are a must-attend for nonprofit leaders serious about making a difference. 

Key Takeaways: 

• Strategic Insights: Gain actionable strategies to navigate complex challenges and drive organizational success. 
• Leadership Development: Enhance your leadership skills with fresh ideas and perspectives from industry peers. 
• Networking Opportunities: Build meaningful relationships with other CEOs and Executive Directors in your community. 
• Collaborative Solutions: Engage in dynamic discussions that foster innovation and collaborative problem-solving. 
• Visionary Growth: Explore new ways to expand your organization's impact and align your mission with future opportunities. 

Who Should Attend: 

This roundtable series is ideal for CEOs, Presidents, and Executive Directors who are committed to advancing their leadership, expanding their network, and making a significant impact in the nonprofit and business communities. If you are a decision-maker driven by purpose and eager to connect with like-minded leaders, this event is tailored for you. 

Groups will meet on two different dates and be identified by their annual revenue. However, CEOs will have the opportunity to self-select which group best fits their needs.