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You are here: Home / V. The Art of Delegation: Tapping the Resources of Your Board, Staff, and Volunteers

V. The Art of Delegation: Tapping the Resources of Your Board, Staff, and Volunteers

This workshop will help your organization develop buy-in by delegating the right task to the right person. What are the barriers to delegating? How do you create opportunities? Understand how a task contributes to your mission. Learn:

  • Tips and Practices for delegating
  • The need for job descriptions that define roles and responsibilities
  • How to set up realistic expectations
Natasha Coleman, MPH, Sr. Director State Health Systems, Eastern Division, American Cancer Society, Inc.
Natasha Coleman is the senior director of State Health Systems for the American Cancer Society Eastern Division. Currently, she provides overall guidance and direction to a team of program directors and grant-funded staff. Collaboratively, Natasha maintains a comprehensive portfolio for such statewide accounts as New Jersey and New York State Departments of Health and health plans such as Emblem Health and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey.
Previously, at the American Cancer Society, Natasha managed a $2.2M budget for the Central New Jersey market. She implemented a comprehensive strategic plan to improve regional partnerships with priority hospital systems. She managed a $150,000 multiyear Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation grant focused on enhancing the patient navigation services within priority hospital systems that treat the medically underserved.
In 2001 as a program coordinator at the American Cancer Society she developed their cancer screening and education program, Sister to Sister and Brothers Talk, and moved on to senior director of Cancer Control and Patient Navigation in 2005.
Earlier, at Horizon NJ Health, she implemented education programs for their Medicaid member network throughout Northern New Jersey.
Natasha received her Masters in Public Health from Rutgers. She lives in Ewing with her husband and two daughters.

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Come out and Be Inspired!

Princeton Community Works conference is a great networking and learning opportunity for the nonprofit and volunteer community in the greater Mercer County area. Join us on Monday, January 29, 2018!

Great Workshops for Nonprofits

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Online registration is now closed for the 2018 Annual Conference on Monday, January 29, 2018. Princeton Community Works is an Educational Conference for Nonprofit Boards, Staff and Volunteers with more than 450 attendees, providing valuable networking opportunities. See this page for walk-in info.

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