All Participation Agreements must include certain key elements: a disqualification clause for the professionals, mandatory disclosure, negotiation in good faith, and how parties and professionals can leave or end the Collaborative Process but there is room for creativity in the Participation Agreement. Join experienced and creative Collaborative Practitioners Woody Mosten and David Hoffman for a lively and information webinar. This webinar is longer than usual to accommodate the creative discussion that we are sure this topic will provoke.

The IACP Standards and Ethics will be reviewed during the webinar. 

Date: March 20, 2024, Wednesday
Start Time: 12:00 PM PST/3:00 PM EST (check your local time here)
Length of Webinar: 120 mins
Pricing: Free for IACP members/$50.00 for non-IACP members
Presented by: David Hoffman and Woody Mosten

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IACP is seeking expressions of interest from those who wish to serve on its Board of Directors.
  
For the first time, we are welcoming expressions of interest from those who are not currently members of IACP (and who may not be Collaborative Professionals) as well as from our members.
  
Even if you are not seeking to be considered for Board service yourself, you can still assist IACP by encouraging your colleagues and others in your network to apply. If you know of someone outside of IACP who you think has the not-for-profit governance experience to be an asset to our organization then please refer them our way. Even if they are not willing to commit to Board service we welcome hearing from them. 

As always, we seek a diverse pool of applicants. Financial and mental health professionals are especially encouraged to apply.   

The Board of IACP is one of the most committed and supportive groups to serve alongside.