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SUMMARY:PowerNET Replay Series: Resilience-Focused Leadership: Building Thriving Teams NETTalk
DESCRIPTION:Miss PowerNET? Missed PowerNET? Continue the PowerNET experience- or start it here!\nThe PowerNET Replay Workshop Series brings the energy and insight of our annual conference directly to your screen. This special NETTalk series features eight of the highest-rated sessions from PowerNET 2026\, presented again by the original speakers for those who couldn’t attend the conference\, missed a concurrent session\, or want another opportunity to engage with the content. \nDesigned for nonprofit professionals\, agency leaders\, and changemakers in Jewish human services\, these replay sessions offer the same impactful learning\, practical strategies\, and thought-provoking discussions that resonated with PowerNET attendees. \nWhether you’re advancing leadership strategies\, exploring innovation\, or working to strengthen your agency’s impact\, PowerNET Replay is here to keep the conversation\, and the momentum\, going. \nResilience-Focused Leadership: Building Thriving Teams in Jewish Human Service Organizations\nNovember 23rd\, 12:00-1:00 pm ET \nIn today’s complex landscape of Jewish human service work\, leaders face unprecedented challenges managing teams exposed to trauma\, crisis\, and ongoing community stress. From supporting individuals affected by antisemitism and global conflicts to addressing everyday human suffering\, organizational leaders must cultivate resilience—not as a reactive measure\, but as a proactive\, preventive framework embedded in daily operations. This interactive workshop introduces NATAL’s resilience model\, developed through decades of supporting Israeli communities through continuous trauma. Participants will move beyond crisis management to learn how resilience-focused leadership prevents burnout\, reduces PTSD symptoms\, and sustains high-performing teams even amid adversity. \nKey challenges addressed: \n• Recognizing early warning signs of burnout\, vicarious trauma\, and PTSD in team members before they escalate \n• Managing employees who witness and absorb human pain daily without compromising their wellbeing or organizational effectiveness \n• Maintaining team stability and performance during community crises and ongoing stressors \n• Creating sustainable self-care cultures rather than one-time wellness initiatives \nPractical tools and strategies participants will gain: \n• Concrete daily practices for leaders and their teams \n• Red flag identification protocols for recognizing when employees need intervention \n• Conversation frameworks for addressing mental health concerns with sensitivity and effectiveness \n• Implementation blueprints for embedding resilience routines\, rituals\, and organizational practices \n• Differentiation strategies for various trauma types affecting Jewish service organizations: vicarious trauma\, secondary trauma\, shared community trauma\, and continuous stress exposure \nWhether leading a small team or an enterprise organization\, participants will discover that resilience-focused leadership is not an add-on to existing responsibilities—it’s a transformative approach that strengthens organizational culture\, improves retention\, and ensures leaders can sustain their mission for the long term. \nPresented by: \n\nHila Shvoron\, MSW\, MBA\, Senior Facilitator\, NATAL: Israel Trauma & Resiliency Center\n\n \n\nSharon Yeheskel-Oron\, Director\, NATAL Global\, NATAL: Israel Trauma & Resiliency Center\n\n \n \nThis program is made possible by the generous support of Caseworthy- a mission-critical case management platform purpose-built to deliver whole-person care and provide comprehensive outcome reporting across social and human services. Caseworthy’s platform empowers organizations to deliver better services\, improve outcomes\, and streamline workflows by combining your program data and business operations into a single\, scalable solution.  \nFor any questions please reach out to Ellan Kline\, The Network’s Database Support Coordinator \nScroll to the Top to Register!
URL:https://networkjhsa.org/event/powernet-replay-series-resilience-focused-leadership-building-thriving-teams-nettalk-2/
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SUMMARY:NETTalk: Media Training for Member Agency Communicators
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by The Network’s Marketing & Communications NETGroup \nNovember 30th\, 4-5pm ET \nA reporter calls asking for a comment on a local story. What do you say\, and who should say it? In this NETTalk\, the team at Sachs Media will walk participants through how to prepare for an interview\, build clear talking points\, stay on message under pressure\, and get agency leaders comfortable in front of a microphone or camera. You’ll leave with practical tips you can use the next time a journalist reaches out\, plus time to ask questions about your own agency’s media needs. \nFeatured Speakers\nRyan Cohn \nRyan Cohn is a senior communications advisor and messaging strategist who helps national brands and associations navigate high-stakes challenges and shape public opinion. As Partner\, Chief Strategy Officer at Sachs Media\, he specializes in public affairs\, grassroots advocacy\, and high-stakes corporate communications strategy for clients in healthcare\, finance\, and other regulated industries. Cohn’s campaigns have been honored with some of the nation’s most prestigious communications accolades\, including an AAPC Gold Pollie Award\, three Gold Bulldog Awards\, two PR Daily Nonprofit PR Awards\, two Holmes Report IN2 SABRE Award finalists\, and two FPRA All Florida Grand Golden Image Awards. He has also directed Sachs Media’s digital media and analytics practice\, forecasting and navigating the changing communications landscape for the firm’s clients. A longtime champion of emerging technologies\, Ryan founded one of the nation’s first social media agencies\, What’s Next Marketing (later acquired by Sachs Media). Today\, he continues to innovate\, from building advanced audience-targeting tools to exploring practical AI applications that keep clients ahead of the curve. He also gives back through board service\, including with the Community Foundation of North Florida\, where he has helped launch a local Press Forward chapter to support the long-term sustainability of community journalism. He graduated from Florida State University with bachelor’s degrees in Marketing and Performance Management Psychology. \nAndy Shodell \nAndy Shodell is an Account Executive at Sachs Media\, where he helps clients sharpen their message\, expand their reach\, and build engagement that makes a difference. He has delivered tangible results for public servants\, political campaigns\, and organizations across a range of industries. His communications experience includes work with the White House\, the National Science Foundation’s Center for Smart Streetscapes\, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services\, and the University of Florida’s Bob Graham Center for Public Service. Shodell earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and English from the University of Florida and a Master of Science in strategic communication from Columbia University.
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