2012 Gallagher Health Benefits Seminar - November 12th
The Cultural Alliance in partnership with Gallagher Benefit Services will be holding an educational Health Insurance/Open Enrollment workshop at Temple University Center City (TUCC), 1515 Market Street, Room 222. We encourage HR/benefit staff and senior representatives from your organization to attend this session whether you obtain health insurance through the Cultural Alliance's program or through alternative means.
The Cultural Alliance in partnership with Gallagher Benefit Services will be holding an educational Health Insurance/Open Enrollment workshop at Temple University Center City (TUCC), 1515 Market Street, Room 320, Philadelphia, on Monday, November 12 from 9 AM to 10:30 AM. Please remember to bring a photo ID to gain entrance into TUCC. Continental breakfast will be provided.
Ivy Silver, Area VP and Gallagher's expert staff will present a wealth of information about coverage available to you through the Cultural Alliance's Health Insurance and Employee Benefit Program.
Learn about:
- High deductible plans and why you might want to consider them for your organization
- The Affordable Care Act and how it will affect you during this open enrollment and in the years ahead
- Health insurance best practices
We strongly encourage HR/benefit staff and senior representatives from your organizations to attend this session whether you obtain health insurance through the Cultural Alliance's program or through alternative means.
If you have any questions about your health benefits, please contact John Fairey from Gallagher at John_Fairey@ajg.com or (610) 230-2108.
Thank you for your continued membership, and we look forward to seeing you on November 12th.
Mining and Designing Quickbooks - October 19
If you struggle with how to properly set up QuickBooks for your organization or business, or if you can’t get the information you need from QuickBooks, then Mining and Designing QuickBooks is for you.
This is a follow-up to the Basic Bookkeeping session we offered in June, and the program will again be presented by accounting professionals from Bookminders, a regional provider of outsourced accounting services for small business and nonprofit organizations.
Topics will include:
4th Annual Benefit Auction
Join Cheltenham Center for the Arts for the 4th Annual Benefit Auction. Over 75 artists will be participating and auctioning their original works of art, including remarkable, one-of-a- kind collaborations in different mediums. Other auction items include restaurant and lodging packages, sport specialty tickets and items.
The evening includes fabulous art, tempting auction items, beer from Victory Brewing, wonderful wine, food from local caterers and music by Township Line Music School with Tim McKinstry and friends.
Please register today! even if you will be paying at the door!
The Can We Talk?!? National Empowerment Tour Intensive
October 2011 marks the 3rd Anniversary of the Can We Talk?!? National Empowerment Tour, which is 1.5 days of Professional Development and Empowerment and consists of keynote addresses and instructional workshops conducted by national and world renowned professional and motivational speakers, authors, small and seasoned business giants, financial and credit experts, business strategists and coaches as well as featureing top-notch live entertainment throughout the day between sessions. The vision of the tour is to see professionals, entrepreneurs and thought leaders from various sectors and diverse backgrounds come together for a day of empowerment in key and major cities across the nation in a neutral setting where they can participate freely in information gathering of practical, implementable tools and strategies which would help them propel forward in their lives professionally, entrepreneurially and socially. This event is becoming heralded around the country by top professionals and thought leaders as a must-attend event.
A "Group" is four or more people. Seating is in round table of eight per table. Email TheCanTalkTour@gmail.com with "GROUP RATE PURCHASE" as subject.
Breakfast Club: 2011 Portfolio - Oct. 12
Whether you work in marketing, programming, development, or education…whether you're an executive director or an emerging leader…there's something for you at our next Breakfast Club. We'll be reading and discussing the Cultural Alliance’s newest publication; the 2011 Portfolio.
There’s something in it for everybody, whether you saw our presentation at the Annual Meeting or are looking at the material for the first time.
With 405 organizations included, 2011 Portfolio is one of the most in-depth studies of its kind. The report interprets a wide range of data including revenue, employment, attendance, fundraising and expenses. This publication also, for the first time, examines the impact of the recession on the region’s cultural sector, examining trend data from FY07 through FY09 from 276 organizations.
Join us as we delve deeper into the 2011 Portfolio and take a closer look at the data beyond the key findings, its implications and resulting action steps.
The 2011 Portfolio was made possible by the Pew Charitable Trusts, PNC, and the William Penn Foundation. Additional support was provided by the Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation.
Breakfast Clubs are supported by The Wallace Foundation and The Philadelphia Foundation and are a program of the Cultural Alliance's research and marketing initiative Engage 2020. Engage 2020 is sponsored by a lead grant from The Pew Charitable Trusts, with additional support from The Wallace Foundation and The Philadelphia Foundation.
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