Please join us for
The Pittsburgh Pro Bono Partnership’s Annual Meeting

The Changing Landscape of Pro Bono Volunteering
Guest Speaker: Martin J Cowling, Change Management Expert

Wednesday, October 30, 2024
11:55 AM EDT - 1:00 PM EDT

1.0 Ethics Credit 
Virtual Seminar

This year's Annual Pittsburgh Pro Bono Partnership meeting will be held virtually.

The COVID pandemic ushered in a shift in how legal services are provided, and its impact on volunteerism is being felt in Allegheny County and throughout the United States.  Previous models for pro bono recruitment, training, and programming may no longer be effective in the new landscape of legal services. Martin J. Cowling, an internationally recognized change management expert, will discuss this challenge and help us identify ways that we can adapt to the significant generational, technological and societal changes affecting the engaging of today's volunteers and non volunteers.

Click below and read further for more information about Mr. Cowling's work:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinjcowling/?originalSubdomain=au

Martin J. Cowling, BA (Pysch), Grad diploma in Adult Education,  Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management, MBA is a highly engaging and energetic speaker and facilitator with a wealth of experience as a volunteer, volunteer manager, and consultant on volunteerism. He has worked with volunteer organisations across the globe and was instrumental in establishing the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission (ACNC) in 2013.

Martin delivers highly regarded training and guidance to organisations of all sizes in Australia and internationally. He has also been recognised as one of the top 100 speakers on philanthropy by Philanthropy 101.

Martin’s mission is to equip leaders for lasting impact. He firmly believes that people are the cornerstone of any organisation’s success. His dedication to fostering mutually beneficial relationships ensures that volunteering leads to significant, positive impacts for both individuals and the causes they serve.

Currently, Martin volunteers for causes such as cancer research, homelessness, and multiple sclerosis.

$20 for non-volunteer attorneys who do not want CLE credit and any non-volunteer paralegals.

For any questions, comments, concerns, or disability accommodation requests, please contact

Kitty Terzolino at terzolinoc@nlsa.us

Space is limited.

Online registration closes at 2pm on 10/29/2024.

This course has been approved for the listed CLE credits by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board.

NLS is the CLE provider