BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P1H REFRESH-INTERVAL:P1H CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:DAYLIGHT RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU DTSTART:20070101T000000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 TZNAME:Eastern Daylight Time END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU DTSTART:20070101T000000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 TZNAME:Eastern Standard Time END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260420T163000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260511T173000 X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:A.G. Lafley: Leading Nonprofits with Business Discipline and Strategic Clarity DESCRIPTION:Leading Nonprofits with Business Discipline and Strategic Clarity - Presented by A.G. Lafley Join A.G. Lafley for two powerful sessions exploring how nonprofit leaders can apply proven business principles and effectively navigate complex\, multi-stakeholder environments to drive greater impact and sustainability.Nonprofits Are Businesses\, Too: April 20\, 2026 (4:30pm - 5:30PM)Successful nonprofits do not just operate with passion. They operate with discipline\, strategy\, and clarity.In this session\, A.G. Lafley explores the idea that nonprofits\, at their core\, are businesses. Leaders will gain insight into how applying strong business principles such as clear value propositions\, strategic focus\, and operational excellence can strengthen mission delivery and long term sustainability.This conversation is designed for nonprofit leaders and board members looking to elevate impact while maintaining a strong\, mission driven foundation.Navigating Complexity Leading Multi Sided Nonprofits: May 11\, 2026 (4:30pm - 5:30PM)Leading a nonprofit means balancing more than one audience and doing it well.In this session\, A.G. Lafley will dive into the unique challenge of managing multi sided organizations. Nonprofit leaders must simultaneously meet the needs of those they serve while also delivering value to donors\, funders\, and stakeholders.A.G. will share insights on how to successfully navigate these competing priorities\, avoid common pitfalls\, and keep organizations aligned with their mission. The session will also explore where nonprofits often go off track and how leaders can proactively avoid those traps.About A.G. Lafley:CEO\, Business Mentor\, Non-Profit Leader\, Author\, PhilanthropistA.G. Lafley is the former CEO and Chairman of Procter & Gamble. In his first term as CEO\, P&G sales morethan doubled\, profits and cash tripled\, and the market capitalization more than doubled\, making P&G oneof the five most valuable companies in the U.S. and among the 10 most valuable companies in the world.In his second term\, Lafley led the transformation of P&G by streamlining the Company's businesses andbrands\, putting the leadership team in place to deliver more balanced and consistent growth.Lafley has been honored with some of the highest recognitions in business\, including Chief Executivemagazine's "CEO of the Year\," the Peterson Award for Business Statesmanship\, the Edison AchievementAward for Innovation and the Warren Bennis Award for Leadership Excellence. He has also been inductedinto the Advertising Hall of Fame and Industry Week Manufacturing Hall of Fame.Lafley is co-author of "Playing to Win"\, a practical approach to winning strategy and "The GameChanger\," a guide to turning innovation into strategic advantage. He has authored several HarvardBusiness Review articles on strategy\, innovation and leadership including "What Only the CEO Can Do."Today\, Lafley consults on business and innovation strategy\, advises on CEO succession and executiveleadership development\, and coaches experienced\, new\, and potential CEOs. He serves on the Boards ofTulco and Omeza.While his primary interest is business\, Lafley shifted his personal leadership attention to private/publicpartnerships to accomplish major civic goals.While in Cincinnati\, Lafley served as the founding chairman of Cincinnati Center City Development (3CDC)from its inception in 2002 until 2010. Over the past 12 years\, 3CDC has invested more than $1 billion ofmostly private dollars in the redevelopment and renewal of the downtown area.He currently serves as the Founding CEO of The Bay Park Conservancy in Sarasota\, FL.In 2016\, Lafley was asked to join the planning effort to transform 53-acres of previous city-owned land onSarasota Bay into a public park. The planning effort culminated in the City Commission approval of TheBay Park Master Plan\, a financial strategy and plan to finance the park\, the formation of The Bay ParkConservancy\, and a long-term Public-Private partnership agreement between the City and theConservancy. As CEO\, he leads the team that is designing and developing\, co-funding\, and managing\,operating and programming the park known as "The Bay."About The BayThe Bay is a signature\, public park in downtown Sarasota\, FL that is conserving\, restoring and transforming53 acres of precious city-owned land along Sarasota Bay into a blue and green oasis. Designed to be "OnePark for All\," The Bay is open and accessible\, free and welcoming to the full and rich diversity of thecommunity\, now and for generations to come. The first 10-acre phase of the park opened in October2022. Since opening\, more than 850\,000 people have visited The Bay to enjoy all that the park has tooffer.Seats are extremely limited. Eligible leaders may register to secure a spot\, and all registrations will be reviewed and confirmed prior to attendance.For inquiries or to request confirmation of your eligibility\, please contact cljones@sarasotachamber.com.We look forward to engaging in this exclusive\, CEO-only conversation series. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Leading Nonprofits with Business Discipline and Strategic Clarity - Presented by A.G. Lafley

 \;Join A.G. Lafley for two powerful sessions exploring how nonprofit leaders can apply proven business principles and effectively navigate complex\, multi-stakeholder environments to drive greater impact and sustainability.

Nonprofits Are Businesses\, Too: April 20\, 2026 (4:30pm - 5:30PM)

Successful nonprofits do not just operate with passion. They operate with discipline\, strategy\, and clarity.

In this session\, A.G. Lafley explores the idea that nonprofits\, at their core\, are businesses. Leaders will gain insight into how applying strong business principles such as clear value propositions\, strategic focus\, and operational excellence can strengthen mission delivery and long term sustainability.

This conversation is designed for nonprofit leaders and board members looking to elevate impact while maintaining a strong\, mission driven foundation.

Navigating Complexity Leading Multi Sided Nonprofits: May 11\, 2026 (4:30pm - 5:30PM)

Leading a nonprofit means balancing more than one audience and doing it well.

In this session\, A.G. Lafley will dive into the unique challenge of managing multi sided organizations. Nonprofit leaders must simultaneously meet the needs of those they serve while also delivering value to donors\, funders\, and stakeholders.

A.G. will share insights on how to successfully navigate these competing priorities\, avoid common pitfalls\, and keep organizations aligned with their mission. The session will also explore where nonprofits often go off track and how leaders can proactively avoid those traps.

About A.G. Lafley:

CEO\, Business Mentor\, Non-Profit Leader\, Author\, Philanthropist

A.G. Lafley is the former CEO and Chairman of Procter &\; Gamble. In his first term as CEO\, P&\;G sales more

than doubled\, profits and cash tripled\, and the market capitalization more than doubled\, making P&\;G one

of the five most valuable companies in the U.S. and among the 10 most valuable companies in the world.

In his second term\, Lafley led the transformation of P&\;G by streamlining the Company&rsquo\;s businesses and

brands\, putting the leadership team in place to deliver more balanced and consistent growth.

Lafley has been honored with some of the highest recognitions in business\, including Chief Executive

magazine&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;CEO of the Year\,&rdquo\; the Peterson Award for Business Statesmanship\, the Edison Achievement

Award for Innovation and the Warren Bennis Award for Leadership Excellence. He has also been inducted

into the Advertising Hall of Fame and Industry Week Manufacturing Hall of Fame.

Lafley is co-author of &ldquo\;Playing to Win&rdquo\;\, a practical approach to winning strategy and &ldquo\;The Game

Changer\,&rdquo\; a guide to turning innovation into strategic advantage. He has authored several Harvard

Business Review articles on strategy\, innovation and leadership including &ldquo\;What Only the CEO Can Do.&rdquo\;

Today\, Lafley consults on business and innovation strategy\, advises on CEO succession and executive

leadership development\, and coaches experienced\, new\, and potential CEOs. He serves on the Boards of

Tulco and Omeza.

While his primary interest is business\, Lafley shifted his personal leadership attention to private/public

partnerships to accomplish major civic goals.

While in Cincinnati\, Lafley served as the founding chairman of Cincinnati Center City Development (3CDC)

from its inception in 2002 until 2010. Over the past 12 years\, 3CDC has invested more than $1 billion of

mostly private dollars in the redevelopment and renewal of the downtown area.

He currently serves as the Founding CEO of The Bay Park Conservancy in Sarasota\, FL.

In 2016\, Lafley was asked to join the planning effort to transform 53-acres of previous city-owned land on

Sarasota Bay into a public park. The planning effort culminated in the City Commission approval of The

Bay Park Master Plan\, a financial strategy and plan to finance the park\, the formation of The Bay Park

Conservancy\, and a long-term Public-Private partnership agreement between the City and the

Conservancy. As CEO\, he leads the team that is designing and developing\, co-funding\, and managing\,

operating and programming the park known as &ldquo\;The Bay.&rdquo\;

About The Bay

The Bay is a signature\, public park in downtown Sarasota\, FL that is conserving\, restoring and transforming

53 acres of precious city-owned land along Sarasota Bay into a blue and green oasis. Designed to be &ldquo\;One

Park for All\,&rdquo\; The Bay is open and accessible\, free and welcoming to the full and rich diversity of the

community\, now and for generations to come. The first 10-acre phase of the park opened in October

2022. Since opening\, more than 850\,000 people have visited The Bay to enjoy all that the park has to

offer.

Seats are extremely limited. Eligible leaders may register to secure a spot\, and all registrations will be reviewed and confirmed prior to attendance.

For inquiries or to request confirmation of your eligibility\, please contact cljones@sarasotachamber.com.

We look forward to engaging in this exclusive\, CEO-only conversation series.

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