Red Rooster Group Promotes Center for Non-profits Conference

As part of our commitment to the nonprofit sector, Red Rooster Group is proud to sponsor and promote the New Jersey Center for Non-Profits’ conference.

Red Rooster Group is providing naming, branding and promotional services for the conference including development of the theme, conference logo, and design of postcards, posters, and website graphics.

Titled, Ready, Set Recover: Succeeding in the New Landscape, theme is intended to convey the practical nature the sessions, with hands-on advice that nonprofits can use to improve their organizations.

The Conference will bring together nonprofits in the state to gain insight into big picture issues and learn practical tactics for 
improving their organizations. Sessions will address the issues of accountability, advocacy, boards of the future, collaboration, human resources, marketing, media, and technology.

The conference will be held on December 9, 2009 at the Crowne Plaza Monroe / Jamesburg, NJ. Other sponsors include JPMorgan Chase & Co., Novartis, Prudential, Bank of America, Mercadien Group and Nonprofit Central.



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