Peoria Magazines proudly announces the State of Volunteerism Forum to be held Tuesday, May 3, 2016 in the Peoria Civic Center Theater in conjunction with iBi’s Community Impact issue. Join local nonprofit, business and community leaders as they share ideas related to volunteerism, corporate responsibility and community engagement in a TED Talk-style forum.
Attendees will receive a copy of iBi’s May issue, which focuses on local nonprofit organizations, and the FY 2016-17 Community Impact Calendar.
Schedule of Events
The half-day forum kicks off at 7:30am with a continental breakfast in the Peoria Civic Center Theater Lobby. Presentations begin at 8am, with a wrap-up and networking to follow at 11am.
WELCOME
Jan Wright, President & CEO, Peoria Magazines
INVESTING IN SOCIETY
Henry Vicary, Director, Guest & Community Relations, Caterpillar Inc.
Jen White, Senior Organizational Development Consultant, Caterpillar Inc.
Jennifer Zammuto, Manager, Caterpillar Foundation
DEVELOPING AN ENGAGED BOARD: WHAT’S YOUR PASSION?
Steve Thompson, President & CEO, Easter Seals Central Illinois
VOLUNTEERED OR VOLUNTOLD: ENGAGING ALL AGES
Jon C. Neidy, Executive Director, Bradley University Smith Career Center
Dominic Vallosio, Campaign Manager, Heart of Illinois United Way
VALUE OF AN ADVOCATE
Mike Dalton, President, Maui Jim Sunglasses
Matt George, Executive Director, Children’s Home Association of Illinois
THE TRUE MEANING OF VOLUNTEERISM
Marcus Belin, Assistant Principal, Quest Charter Academy
SHARED VALUE: CREATING A WIN-WIN
Pam Perrilles, Executive Director, CASA of Peoria County
BE A CORPORATE CHAMPION
Doug Stewart, President, PNC Bank
OUR GIVING COMMUNITY
Jim Ardis, Mayor, City of Peoria
VOLUNTEER CONNECTIONS
Andrew Rand, CEO, Advanced Medical Transport
WRAP-UP & NETWORKING
Thanks to Our Sponsors!
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The Ted-Talk Style
Inspired by the global success of TED Talks, the forum is modeled after this style of speaking. TED is owned by a nonprofit, nonpartisan foundation devoted to spreading ideas—usually in the form of short, powerful talks. These talks tend to stray from the standard PowerPoint-guided keynote toward a more engaging, distilled experience that communicates the best part of these ideas.