Webinar: How to Build a Successful Board for Your EAAT Program
Title: How to Build a Successful Board for Your EAAT Program
Date: August 28, 2019
Time: 5:30 PM PDT, 7:30 CDT, 8:30 EDT
Speakers: PATH Intl Center Member CEOs - Carol Young, Lili Kellogg and Lynnette Stuart
Summary: During this panel discussion you will hear questions and answers to some of the most challenging issues with building and maintaining a successful board. You will also get an inside look at some of the most effective tools and resources other centers are using. The lecture session will be followed by a live Q&A so be sure to submit your questions early. You can submit them on the live webinar page once you have completed your webinar registration.
About the Speakers
Elizabeth “Lili” Kellogg, is the CEO of Equest, a Therapeutic Horsemanship program in Dallas, and has been involved in the therapeutic riding industry since 1987. Before taking the helm at Equest she served as the Executive Director of SIRE in Houston, the Director of ManeGait Therapeutic Horsemanship in McKinney, Texas, and the Program Director at Equest. Prior to moving to Texas in 1984, she served on the faculty in the Equine Management Department of the University of Minnesota Technical College, Waseca.
Lili, who received her BS in Animal Science from Colorado State University, is a PATH Intl. Master instructor, Path Intl Accreditation Site Visitor, a PATH Intl. Equine Specialist for Mental Health and Learning, and PATH Intl. Instructor Certification Faculty/ evaluator. She has coached equestrian teams at national and international levels including on Team USA at the 1996 Paralympics. Lili has served on numerous boards, committees and task forces and was the 2002 Recipient of the James Brady Professional Achievement Award. She is currently serving on the PATH Intl. Board of Trustees.
Lynnette Stuart is CEO of Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center. For more than 40 years, Fieldstone Farm has been providing therapeutic opportunities to children and adults whose special needs are aided through equestrian programs that promote physical and emotional wellness, along with individual achievement.
Lynnette is a lifelong horse person, who has been with Fieldstone Farm since 1992. Her expertise in nonprofit management, program development, stewardship and strategic planning is a tremendous asset in overseeing the $2.1 million organization. A graduate of The Ohio State University, she earned a BA in Journalism/Public Relations and was a member of the Ohio State University Intercollegiate Equestrian Team. Lynnette holds PATH International Advanced Certification. In 2003, she was recognized by Crain's Cleveland Business as one of the “40 Under 40” honorees.
Carol Young is CEO of Healing Strides of Virginia, an organization she grew over the last ten years coming from $140k of debt and serving 15 participants to a million–dollar facility that serves almost 200 participants a week in all of the programs combined. Carol is an entrepreneur owning her own business which lends great experience and a working knowledge as a business leader. She has utilized those skills to successfully develop and grow Healing Strides of VA. Carol is a PATH Intl. Mentor at Registered and Advanced Levels, a PATH Intl. Certified Instructor, EAGALA Level II/Advanced Trained Equine Specialist and Certified Life Coach.
The live session of "How to Build a Successful Board for Your EAAT Program" is hosted free of charge by PATH Intl and Equestrian Professional. It can be attended via your phone or computer. However, you must register to attend. Sign up today!
