Serving on the board of directors of a nonprofit can yield personal and professional rewards. Board service can introduce you to new issues and exciting people, and help you master important skills. And with so many nonprofit organizations facilitating essential pro bono service, getting more people involved in nonprofit boards is an important part of DC Pro Bono Week.

Our panel will share tips for being a more effective board leader, and ensuring that your board service has maximum impact. Well also discuss what to expect from board service and how ensure the best fit between your passions and a nonprofit board position.

This lunchtime panel includes:

Elizabeth Arledge (Deputy Director, Voices for Civil Justice)
Susie Hoffman (Pro Bono Partner, Crowell Moring)
Regina Hopkins (Project Director, Community Economic Development Project, D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center)
Bryan Nese (Associate, Mayer Brown)
Our panel will be moderated by Marcia Maack, Director of Pro Bono Activities at Mayer Brown.

Bring your lunch and your questions about board service. Drinks and desserts will be provided.