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Paul Light, a nationally known specialist in nonprofit issues, will present a speech, Nonprofit Life: How It’s Changing and How to Survive the Change, Oct. 23 at the Oasis Convention Center, 2550 N. Glenstone Ave. Registration for the presentation, which will be followed by a panel discussion, begins at 9 a.m. Admission is $25 per person and includes lunch.
“U.S. Bank recognizes that the economic well-being of our customers is supported by the work of the nonprofit sector in promoting community development,” said John S. Wilson, U.S. Bank’s regional president for Springfield and Branson, in a news release.
Joining Wilson in a panel discussion are:
• Lloyd Young, Ph.D., director of Missouri State University’s Community & Social Issues Institute;
• Jim Anderson, president of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce;
• Gary Funk, Ed.D., president of Community Foundation of the Ozarks; and
• John Rush, president/CEO of the United Way of the Ozarks.
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