From Volunteer to Leader:
Board Training 2026
Event Details
Date: May 2, 2026
Time: 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Location: Blackhawk River Lodge -
11 Shooting Star
McCall, ID 83638
Cost: Free to attend RSVP below
Lunch will be provided and sponsored by Lauren Sawyer RE.
This is a valuable opportunity to gain clarity, ask questions, and build confidence in your role as a board member.
Join Mountain Community Management for a free workshop to help board members become confident and effective leaders.
Whether you are new to board service or an experienced board member, this training will help you strengthen your leadership skills and better understand your responsibilities.
Topics will include
• Understanding financial statements and key board financial reports
• Insurance essentials and managing risk
• Reserve studies and long-term capital planning
• Legal responsibilities and fiduciary duties of board members
• Understanding governing documents and avoiding common legal pitfalls
The event will also include a Q and A panel discussion where attendees can ask questions and hear insights from experienced professionals
Who Should Attend
This training is ideal for:
Nonprofit board members
HOA & condo association board members
New or experienced board volunteers
Committee members considering board service
What You’ll Learn
Fiduciary duties and board responsibilities (Care, Loyalty, Obedience)
Governing documents and legal best practices
Insurance, liability exposure, and risk management
Board-level financial oversight and fraud prevention
Reserve planning and long-term sustainability
Practical, real-world board lessons and common pitfalls
Bonus: A 30-minute Q&A following with our expert panel.
“Board service matters. MCM’s Nonprofit Board Member Training is about empowering volunteers with the knowledge and support they need to lead with confidence and serve their organizations well. Our goal is to help nonprofit boards reduce risk, strengthen governance, and make informed decisions. This training brings together legal, financial, and board-level expertise in one practical, in-person experience.”