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Saturday Skill Ups is a free learning series by New Venture Partners, designed for professionals working in community-based organisations and small nonprofits. Through practical, expert-led sessions delivered online, this series helps teams and leaders build confidence, enhance capabilities, and adapt to the evolving needs of the social sector.
The series will feature eight sessions covering key themes such as:
Effective programming
Quality communications
Resource mobilisation
Organisational strengthening
About Session 4 | Branding as a Leader: When to be “You” and When to be Your Organisation
As a nonprofit leader, you’re often the face of your organisation. But how do you draw the line between your personal voice and your organisational identity? Should you speak as yourself or let the organisation lead the message? How can your personal brand build credibility for your organisation — and vice versa?
In this session, you’ll learn how to navigate personal and organisational branding with intention. Discover how to define your authentic leadership voice, align it with your organisation’s brand, and make smart choices about when and how to show up in public spaces.
Whether you’re active on LinkedIn, speaking at events, or shaping your nonprofit’s narrative, this session will help you show up with clarity and purpose.
Key takeaways :
Clear understanding of personal vs organisational branding and their strategic benefits
Practical guidance to define your authentic voice as a founder or leader
A simple framework to decide when to speak personally versus organisationally
A starter strategy to build and sustain your brand presence aligned with business goals
Target audience :
This session is ideal for nonprofit founders, senior leaders, and communications professionals looking to strengthen their personal visibility in line with organisational goals.
New Venture Partners is a social enterprise that supports CBOs and growth-oriented nonprofits in scaling their impact. It works closely with partners on resource mobilisation, programme design, and team capacity building—covering areas like donor engagement, strategic planning, and compliance. Its experienced team brings sector expertise and creativity to help turn ideas into action. New Venture Partners also taps into a network of experts in M&E, compliance, web design, finance, and more.


