What Nonprofit Boards Need from Directors in Challenging Times
February 12, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM EST Webinar
NACD New York
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Jenna Ayala
Executive Director
NACD New York Chapter
330 W 38th St, Suite 1105
New York, NY 10018
jenna@newyork.nacdonline.org
646-595-1817
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About The Event
Member Price: Complimentary
Non Member Price: $40.00
Credits: 1 NACD Credit
Join fellow board directors and leaders for a focused discussion on how growing U.S. policy uncertainty and political polarization are affecting large nonprofit (501(c)(3)) organizations and their boards. This session will offer practical insights into navigating regulatory shifts, funding volatility, and increased scrutiny while maintaining mission resilience and public trust.
Topics include preparing for potential changes in tax policy and government funding, monitoring key regulatory developments, and sustaining financial stability amid uncertainty. The conversation will also explore how boards can effectively communicate with stakeholders, manage politically sensitive discussions, and plan for long-term strategic shifts driven by new legislation or executive actions.
Participants will leave with actionable strategies to strengthen board decision-making, support organizational continuity, and engage constructively during a rapidly evolving policy environment.
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NACD New York
Contact Us
Jenna Ayala
Executive Director
NACD New York Chapter
330 W 38th St, Suite 1105
New York, NY 10018
jenna@newyork.nacdonline.org
646-595-1817
Find a Chapter
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