Dear CNPs,
Welcome to our network! And congratulations on investing in yourself in this meaningful way. I am confident that, like me, you will continue to find the training and resources to be invaluable.
At a recent Alliance event, one of our CNPs stated that, because of her CNP Program, she is frequently the youngest professional in the room. Although it has been many years since I completed my program, I certainly remember feeling that same way. It is the power of the CNP. By giving passionate professionals the resources, skills and knowledge they need to ask good questions and make sound decisions, they are set on a path for leadership.
Regardless of whether you earned your CNP because of career aspirations or an interest in healing the world, you are poised to have the greatest impact possible.
I hope you see that our journey together is just beginning. The Association of CNP’s offers many opportunities for fellowship and learning. Let’s continue investing in ourselves – with our own professional growth and so that we might together achieve the Alliance’s vision of our world, only better.
Debbie Espinosa, CNP
President, Association of CNPs
Associate Executive Director
Downtown Oakland YMCA
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The Association of Certified Nonprofit Professionals is a group for all graduates of the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (formerly the American Humanics) program. The purpose of the Association of CNPs is to support the programs, operations, and future developments of the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance and Certified Nonprofit Professionals. The Association of CNPs strengthens relationships among CNPs, current Alliance students and private and nonprofit sector leaders. The Association of CNPs is the portal for all Certified Nonprofit Professionals to continue their Nonprofit Leadership Alliance experience through a variety of different programs developed to specifically enhance the career development, networking and community engagement of CNPs around the country.
Anyone who graduated with the Certified Nonprofit Professional credential (or successfully completed the American Humanics program) is a member of the Association of CNPs. Association benefits include:
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*Please note that one year of premium membership is granted to CNPs starting on the credential date. If you have received your CNP in the past year, you are currently a premium member of the Association of CNPs!
 PresidentDebbie Espinosa, MPS, CNP Associate Executive Director Downtown Oakland YMCA Rockhurst University, c. 1998 Concord, Calif. |
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 Membership RelationsTyler Adams, CNP Manager, Affiliate Relations and Events Make-A-Wish International University of Northern Iowa, c. 2013 Phoenix, Ariz. |
Fund Development Danielle Conlon Contreras, CNP Major Gift Officer American Red Cross University of Indiana at Bloomington, c. 2012 Indianapolis, Ind. |
At-large Member Sean Rico Fisher, CNP Corporate Responsibility Associate Silicon Valley Community Foundation Brigham Young University, c. 2014 Palo Alto, Calif. |
Strengthening the social sector with a talented and prepared workforce.
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