greenlights and leadership austin present the
Date: Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Time: 5:45-8:00 p.m.
Location: SEDL, 4700 Mueller Blvd, Austin, TX 78723
Registration fee: $35
- Mingle with more than 150 other business professionals, listen to business and community leaders discuss nonprofit board service.
- Meet more than 20 diverse nonprofits looking for talented professionals like you to serve on their boards.
If you are Business Professional or a Community Leader…
- Looking for a Link to nonprofit organizations
- Who wants to Learn more about the gift of volunteering
- With a desire to Live a better life by serving on a board of directors
Nonprofit Networking Gallery: During the Board Summit, you’ll have the chance to meet with 20 local nonprofits looking for board members just like you. These organizations span issue areas from basic needs and education to the arts and environment. So whether you know what kind of organization you want to get involved with or not, there will be something here for you!
Are you passionate about...
- Education and youth?
- Literature or Shakespeare?
- Fighting serious illnesses?
- Animals?
Learn about the nonprofits participating in Board Summit!
Sponsored by
Earl Maxwell, CPA
Chief Executive Officer, St. David’s Community Health Foundation
Earl Maxwell is the CEO of St. David’s Community Health Foundation. The Foundation is a nonprofit that works to increase access to health care for all Central Texans by investing millions of dollars each year into care for the uninsured in St. David’s hospitals, grants and programs for primary and mental health care, and programs serving the elderly. Prior to stepping into the St. David’s role, Earl was the leading partner of Maxwell Locke & Ritter LLP, Austin’s largest locally owned and managed accounting and consulting firm. He grew up in Houston and attended the University of Houston where he received his Bachelor of Business in Accounting in 1976.
Earl is the author of Service Prosperity and Sanity -- Positioning the Professional Service Firm for the Future. His experience includes 31 years in public accounting, including 14 years with Deloitte & Touche and its predecessor Deloitte Haskins & Sells.