JOIN US FOR THE 19th ANNUAL

November 6, 2025 | La Vista, NE 

Adapting with Intention: Leading Through Resilience

La Vista, Nebraska

Join NAM at the 19th Annual Nonprofit Summit of the Midlands on November 6, 2025! Connect with more than 300 nonprofit leaders from organizations of all sizes and missions for a day of reflection, inspiration, and practical learning.

This year’s theme, “Adapting with Intention: Leading Through Resilience,” invites us to explore what it means to lead with purpose in times of change. Rather than reacting to challenges, resilient leaders embrace thoughtful, values-driven adaptation, turning obstacles into opportunities for growth and innovation. Together, we’ll discover strategies to build organizational agility, inspire confident teams, and stay grounded in mission through uncertainty.

Registration Opens:  August 2025

KEYNOTE SPEAKER | Satonya Fair, JD


PEAK Grantmaking | President and CEO 
Visionary. Strategist. Philanthropy Enthusiast. 

Satonya (she|her|hers) brings more than 25 years of experience working in philanthropy and nonprofit management. Her extensive knowledge on the funder landscape, nonprofit structures, compliance, change management, philanthropy technology, outcome measurement, and knowledge management have allowed her to navigate and support strategic efforts across many fronts.  She is dedicated to helping create equity and parity between funders and nonprofits, particularly those whose work supports communities of colors, children, and families. Satonya thrives when managing large-scale initiatives, helping reframe procedural norms, and aligning organizations around innovative best practices. Satonya is focused on the people who do the work and believes that prioritizing people over projects not only produces a better culture for optimum performance, but it creates better continuity and sustainability in the process. There has been a thread of work focused on race, equity, and inclusion and Satonya has led and contributed to a myriad of initiatives in this area. Satonya has a JD from the University of Cincinnati and her bachelor’s degree in psychology and political science from Miami University (Ohio). She is an avid volunteer and makes her home in Catonsville, Maryland.

SUMMIT  TUITION

Early Bird


NAM Member - $225

Not Yet NAM Member - $450

 (Ends October 1)

Regular Rate


NAM Member - $275

Not Yet NAM Member - $550

Keynote Only


NAM Member - $200

Not Yet NAM Member - $400

 (Includes Lunch, Awards Celebration & Keynote)

Registration will close on October 30, 2025

If you need tuition assistance to attend the Summit, please contact Abby at NAM , scholarships may be available. 

To learn more about the benefits of NAM membership, click HERE.

Summit Location

Embassy Suites by Hilton Omaha La Vista Hotel & Conference Center

Address: 12520 Westport Pkwy, La Vista, NE 68128

Off Interstate 80, this relaxed all-suite hotel and conference center is 4 miles from Werner Park and 10 miles from the Joslyn Art Museum. Understated suites offer kitchenettes and separate living areas with pull-out sofas, plus flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. Upgraded rooms add Keurig coffeemakers. 

  • As a new executive director, I always walk away with something that's going to help me where I'm currently at.

    - Kimara Snipes, One Omaha
  • There's content for everybody. It doesn't matter whether you're a leader, an aspiring leader, or somebody just getting started in the nonprofit world, there's a ton of takeaways so I think [The Summit] has something for everyone.

    - Eric Stueckrath, Outlook Nebraska, Inc.
  • I keep coming back for multiple reasons, one is the connectivity. I love connecting with other nonprofits because you just never know what's out there, so being able to connect and see what everyone is up to and see how you can collaborate together is always important to me.

    - Tommy Calloway, Nebraska AIDS Project
  • There's content for everybody. It doesn't matter whether you're a leader, an aspiring leader, or somebody just getting started in the nonprofit world, there's a ton of takeaways so I think [The Summit] has something for everyone.

    - Eric Stueckrath, Outlook Nebraska, Inc.