ASPCAPro.org is hosting a free one-hour webinar on “Hiring the Right People for Your Culture ” on Thursday, March 7 at 3 p.m. Eastern time. This free webinar will benefit hiring managers, board members, and leadership of all animal welfare organizations and spay/neuter clinics.
The goal of the webinar is to help animal shelters, rescue organizations, and spay/neuter clinics establish and maintain a compassionate, client-centered culture. The key presenter of this webinar is Amy Mills, CEO of Emancipet in Austin, Texas.
The following information on this webinar is from the ASPCAPro website:
“Changing the culture within our organizations can be a huge challenge, and maintaining a great culture is no easy task either. Nothing is more important to your culture than hiring and keeping the RIGHT people. In animal welfare, we can prioritize work ethic and love for animals as the top values, but this sometimes fosters a culture of burnout and lack of empathy towards our human clients.
Hiring for compassion towards people, strong empathy and communication skills are part of the ‘culture fix’ but it can be tough to find the right people. Rest assured – they are out there, and in this webinar, we’ll help you find them! We will talk about specific tools and strategies to adjust your hiring process to find the right kind of people for the organizational culture you want."
Click here to register for the webinar.
Past APSCAPro webinars are recorded and archived on the website. Click here to see a list of the past webinars.
Click here to see a list of upcoming live webinars.
About ASPCAPro.org (from the website)
“ASPCApro.org provides tools and resources for animal welfare professionals and advocates like you, including public and private animal protection organizations and rescue groups, veterinarians, law enforcement agencies, and emergency responders. We’ve gathered information and knowledge from our experts, along with profiles, sample materials, and inspiration from proven programs in the field, for you to share and use.”
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