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Upcoming Events
June 26, 2008
Duties & Responsibilities of Serving on a Nonprofit Board
Bar Association of San Francisco
301 Battery St., 3rd Floor
San Francisco
w/ Cherie Evans, Evans & Rosen

Past Events – 2008
- Legal Seminars for Minority Leaders Group 3
Law Office of Gene Takagi
- Effective Representation of Pro Bono Clients
Legal Services for Entrepreneurs, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights

Past Events – 2007
- Legal Seminars for Minority Leaders Group 2
Law Office of Gene Takagi
- Legal Seminars for Minority Leaders Group 1
Law Office of Gene Takagi
- A Solid Foundation: Best Practices in Governance
Western Museums Association Annual Meeting
w/ Linda Deck, Bradbury Science Museum; and Carola Enriquez, Kern County Museum
- Not Shaken or Stirred: Legal Issues in Accounting
Western Museums Association
w/ Leslie Richardson & Carolyn Hojaboom, Moss Adams
- Legal Issues Affecting Nonprofits
AAPIP Post-911 Civic Engagement Fund - Silicon Valley Community Foundation
- Nonprofits & Earned Income
Foundation Center
- Basics, Best Practices and Trends in Nonprofit Corporate Governance
American Bar Association Annual Meeting
w/ Andras Kosaras, Council on Foundations; Stephen Scharz, UC Hastings
College of Law; Barbara Rosen, Evans & Rosen (mod)
- Serving on a Nonprofit Board
Barrister Club, Bar Association of San Francisco
- Effective Representation of Pro Bono Clients
Legal Services for Entrepreneurs, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights – Menlo Park
- Do Your Fundraising Activities Comply With the Law?
CompassPoint
- Do’s and Don’ts of Earned Income
CBO Center – Walnut Creek
- Effective Representation of Pro Bono Clients
Legal Services for Entrepreneurs, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights – San Francisco
- Generating Earned Income
CBO Center – Oakland

Past Events – 2006
- Insurance and Risk Management
Young Nonprofit Professionals Network
w/ Melanie Herman, Nonprofit Risk Management Center
- Starting a Nonprofit: Legal Issues for Start-up Nonprofits
New Progressive Coalition
- Nonprofit Joint Ventures
Law.com
w/ Cherie Evans & Barbara Rosen, Evans & Rosen
- Serving on a Nonprofit Board
Barristers Club, Bar Association of San Francisco
w/ Sheila Warren, Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass
- Effective Representation of Pro Bono Clients
Legal Services for Entrepreneurs, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights – Palo Alto
- Tax-Exempt Organizations in California
Lorman Education Services
w/ Cherie Evans & Barbara Rosen, Evans & Rosen; and Terry Miller
- Legal Issues for Start-up Nonprofits
Foundation Center
- Starting Your Own Nonprofit
Young Nonprofit Professionals Network
- Keeping Up With the Law
California Association of Nonprofits
w/ David Levitt, Silk, Adler & Colvin; and Mark Krausse, California Fair Political Practices Commission
- Public Charities in California
Lorman Education Services
w/ Patrick Boyle, Bernstein Global Wealth Management; Michael Gowe and Michael Ward, Fitzgerald, Abbott & Beardsley; Ward Pynn, Blanding, Boyer & Rockwell; and Margaret Zywicz, Children’s Hospital and Research Center Oakland
- Effective Representation of Pro Bono Clients
Legal Services for Entrepreneurs, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights – San Francisco

Past Events – 2005
- What Every Trusts and Estates Attorney Needs to Know About Nonprofits
Barristers Club, Bar Association of San Francisco
- Business Law Basics
Asian, Inc.
- Duties and Responsibilities of Serving on a Nonprofit Board
Barristers Club, Bar Association of San Francisco
w/ Stephanie Petit, Silk, Adler & Colvin
- New Developments for Nonprofits’ Fundraising and Financial Management
Internet Securities
- Business Law Basics
U.S. Small Business Administration
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PRESS RELEASES
Attorney For Nonprofits Offers Free Legal Seminars to Minority Leaders
Responding to a surprising lack of diversity in the leadership of nonprofit organizations, an attorney strives to make a difference
SAN FRANCISCO, California - November 15, 2007 - Gene Takagi, an attorney for nonprofits, is providing
free legal classes to minority leaders and emerging leaders of charitable organizations. After reading a recent article in The Chronicle of Philanthropy reporting that 82 percent of chief executives of nonprofit organizations and 86 percent of board members are white, Takagi decided to take action. "
The nonprofit sector needs to be a better example when it comes to diversity and inclusion,” said Takagi. “Teaching minority leaders was the best way I could help."
Takagi, who serves on the Pro Bono Committee of the Bar Association of San Francisco, is a popular speaker on legal issues affecting nonprofits. He is launching a four-session program starting on Tuesday, November 28, and plans to continue running the program for new attendees indefinitely. The sessions will cover areas including nonprofit corporate governance, fundraising, earned income strategies, lobbying, reporting requirements, employment, and intellectual property law. “Giving minority leaders a basic understanding of these laws will provide them with an edge in their professional development and hopefully open more doors,” explains Takagi. “I would love to see more organizations implement diversity initiatives so that the nonprofit sector can live up to the ideals it espouses."
GROUP 1 MEETING DATES & TIMES:
Tuesdays from noon to 1 p.m. - 11/27, 12/4, 12/11, and 12/18
GROUP 2 MEETING DATES & TIMES
Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. - 11/27, 11/29, 12/6, and 12/13
*** If you are a minority leader or emerging leader currently working for a public charity and are interested in participating, send me an e-mail with a short biography including details of your current position. |
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