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Board Fellows

The Net Impact Board Fellows Program places highly motivated professionals on the boards of highly impactful organizations for roughly a year.

 

During the program, board fellows work on a project proposed by their organization, receive mentorship, and gain firsthand experience in the non-profit sector. Board Fellows and host organizations are matched according to organization need, professional experience, and mission interest alignment.

Prospective Board Fellows:

With access to mentoring, professional development, and a supportive community, Board Fellows develop crucial leadership skills, expand their network, and make a positive impact in the non-profit community.

 

As a Board Fellow, you will:

  • Work closely with a non-profit organization's board of directors

  • Attend meetings

  • Complete a project based on the needs of the organization 

  • Contribute your perspectives

  • Gain insights into governance and strategic decision-making

Prospective Non-Profits:

The Board Fellows program offers non-profit organizations the opportunity to foster and inspire leaders.

 

While hosting a Board Fellow, your board will:

 

  • Receive advice on a project of your choosing

  • Gain a fresh perspective and new ideas

  • Provide mentorship to a board fellow

  • Build a foundation for the next generation of board leadership

Timeline

Participating Organizations

To Be Announced

For more information please contact: phillyboardfellows@gmail.com 

Testimonial

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Mathwig's leadership qualities were evident during his tenure as a board member for the Breastfeeding Resource Center. Tasked with leading a recruitment initiative, he devised a strategic approach to attract legal and accounting professionals, recognizing the value these skill sets bring to the board. This experience highlighted the challenges of securing board members with specialized expertise. In response, he developed creative messaging that emphasized the benefits of board membership, including the widely held perception of board members as accomplished leaders. This approach effectively leveraged the positive public image of board service to attract highly qualified talent.

Through this experience, Mathwig honed a valuable skill set - addressing challenges faced by boards and recruiting high-caliber members. Immensely grateful for the opportunity, he aspires to continue contributing to nonprofit boards in the future.

Jeff Mathwig- 2024 Board Fellow Placed with the Breastfeeding Resource Center

2024 Board Fellow Jeff Mathwig Testimonial

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