Upcoming Focus, Inc. training for nonprofits

1) Address for Success, Feb 4 2) Intro to MS EXCEL: Worksheet creation, structure, and basics, Feb 5 1) Address for Success DATE: Wednesday, February 4th, 2009, 11:30am-1:00pm LOCATION: Appomattox Regional Library, Main Meeting Room, Hopewell FEE: FREE The US Postal Service has introduced a whole set of new regulations, in effect as of last November, that require even more pre-sorting, […]

January 26, 2009; 11:16 AM • by brenda p

1) Address for Success, Feb 4
2) Intro to MS EXCEL: Worksheet creation, structure, and basics, Feb 5

1) Address for Success
DATE: Wednesday, February 4th, 2009, 11:30am-1:00pm
LOCATION: Appomattox Regional Library, Main Meeting Room, Hopewell
FEE: FREE

The US Postal Service has introduced a whole set of new regulations, in effect as of last November, that require even more pre-sorting, handling and preparation to be able to get preferred rates. These new regs have been largely unadvertised and are not well understood. This session, sponsored by Precision Strategies, Inc., will help you and your organization to save money by understanding these new nonprofit postage regulations.

Instructor: Kathy Elliott, President of A Direct Connection, Inc., a Richmond-based leader in direct mail communications services, will explain these new regulations and how to maximize your marketing dollars and meet the new regulatory requirements.

2) Intro to MS EXCEL: Worksheet creation, structure, and basics
DATE: Thursday, February 5th, 10:30am-2:30pm
LOCATION: Hopewell Public Library, Computer Lab
FEE: $45 — Included in this price, each participant will receive an Excel instruction manual

Instructor: Kathy Surles, Microsoft Office Software Master Instructor and Specialist, WS Associates. Kathy is a certified Expert and Master Instructor in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access curricula and has been consulting for many years with corporate, public, and individual clients. Collegiate, professional experience and community service background have provided unique technical insight and enthusiasm for working in cooperative programs and projects which require technical knowledge combined with strong interpersonal skills.

Session information and registration is available online at www.ConnectSouthside.org/Training.

Support for these training programs is provided by The Cameron Foundation, John Randolph Foundation and the Appomattox Regional Library System, Southside Va. Nonprofit Resource Center, and ConnectSouthside.

For more information, contact: Sara Hinojosa, Coordinator, ConnectSouthside/ Focus INC, (804) 458-6329 ext 2013.