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Unlock Your NGO’s Potential: The Impact Storytelling Masterclass

Are you ready to transform how your NGO communicates its mission and impact? Join us for a transformative masterclass designed specifically for NGO administrators and founders who want to elevate their storytelling skills and amplify their organization’s voice.

Why This Masterclass Matters

Many misconceptions surround the work of NGOs and their crucial role in tackling developmental challenges. It’s a common belief that NGOs simply gather donor funds and squander them on frivolous activities. Even respected figures, such as a former Minister of Women Affairs, have echoed this sentiment. While some media coverage exists, it often falls short of making a lasting impact.

The reality is that nonprofit organizations contribute significantly to development, yet their efforts are frequently overlooked. While it’s tempting to point fingers at public perceptions, we believe that the onus is on NGO leaders to effectively convey their stories. Sadly, many lack the essential skills to do so.

Are You Facing These Challenges?

– No clear communications strategy

– Gaps in storytelling expertise

– Limited social media management skills

– Insufficient community engagement

– Disconnection between M&E and Communications teams

– Inadequate communications budget

– Inconsistent branding

If you recognize these challenges, this masterclass is for you!

What You’ll Gain

This masterclass is designed to empower program managers, communications professionals, and NGO founders with the tools they need to share compelling impact stories and leverage digital platforms for greater engagement and support. The theme, “Positioning NGOs to Effectively Share Their Impact in 2025,” reflects our commitment to helping you succeed.

Key Takeaways:

– Establish Your Brand Voice: Learn how to create a distinct and authentic voice for your NGO.

– Harness Data-Driven Storytelling: Use data to craft narratives that resonate and inspire.

– Engage Stakeholders Effectively: Master storytelling techniques that connect with diverse audiences.

– Optimize Digital Platforms: Discover how to maximize organic engagement through social media.

– Build Strategic Partnerships: Learn how to collaborate with others to amplify your impact stories.

Modules Include:

– Overview of Organizational Development

– Crafting a Communications Strategy

– Marketing and Brand Positioning

– Mastering Impact Storytelling Techniques

Event Dates & Time:

December 10th – 12th, 2024 – Abuja/Virtual

December 16th -18th, 2024 – Lagos

10 AM – 2 PM (GMT+1) Daily

Training Mode: Hybrid

Join us for this opportunity to enhance your skills and position your NGO for success in 2025. Together, we can ensure that your impactful stories are heard and appreciated.

Secure Your Spot Today!

Registration link: https://forms.gle/WrFML7mQpUqNVzR2A

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