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The Fordham Center for Nonprofit Leaders

New York, NY | www.fordham.edu/nonprofits

    • About Us

    Are you interested in a leadership position in the nonprofit field, and to be part of a program that participants have labeled "invaluable", "powerful", and "vital"?

    The Center provides a continuing education program uniquely taught by faculty from both the Graduate School of Social Service and Business Administration, offers each participant for one year a mentor who is a present or past nonprofit CEO, furnishes permanent support to participants through Center staff for as long as needed, creates an atmosphere in which participants support each other, and charges a greatly lowered, subsidized tuition so that all individuals can attend.

    Are you interested in a leadership position in the nonprofit field, and to be part of a program that participants have labeled "invaluable", "powerful", and "vital"?

    The Center provides a continuing education program uniquely taught by faculty from both the Graduate School of Social Service and Business Administration, offers each participant for one year a mentor who is a present or past nonprofit CEO, furnishes permanent support to participants through Center staff for as long as needed, creates an atmosphere in which participants support each other, and charges a greatly lowered, subsidized tuition so that all individuals can attend.

    Issue Areas Include

    • Education
    • Job & Workplace
    • Philanthropy

    Location

    • 113 West 60th street , New York, NY 10023, United States
      7th Floor
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