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Board-Related Courses

Additional Subject Matter of Interest to Board Members

Courses on specific functional areas within your organization can provide you with greater knowledge of community development, and enhance your ability to work for your organization. Consider rounding out your expertise with the following:

Affordable Housing Development
AH101 Affordable Housing Development
AH252 Community Land Trusts: Creating Permanent
Housing Affordability
AH295el Community Stabilization: An Introduction to REO Acquisition, Rehab, Disposition and Management [e-learning]
Multifamily Asset Management
AM103 Introduction to Asset Management for Board Members and Executive Directors
AM252 Delivering Successful Resident Services Programs
Community Economic Development
ED101 Community Economic Development Principles, Practices and Strategies
ED140 Strategies for Strengthening Small Businesses in Your Community
Community Engagement
CB101 Building Communities: The Basics and More
CB160 Powerful People and Effective Programs: We Need Both For Stronger Communities
Community and Neighborhood Revitalization
NR101 The Essential Tools of Successful Neighborhood Revitalization
NR214 ROUNDTABLE: Neighborhood Revitalization for Organizational Leaders
Construction and Production Management
CP185el Fundamentals of Green Affordable Housing Development, Rehab, and Management [e-learning]
CP254 Generating Unrestricted Income — For-Profit Solutions to Non-Profit Finance
Homeownership and Community Lending
HO105 Compliance with State and Local Regulations
HO109el Foreclosure Basics [e-learning]
HO222 CounselorMax™ for Decision Makers and Administrators
HO360: Homeownership Management Certification

To explore dates and locations of course offerings, to read full course descriptions and to register, please visit www.nw.org/training.

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