About TVMC
Established in 1991 and celebrating its 31st year, the Texas Volunteer Management Conference is the leading educational event for current and emerging volunteer management professionals throughout Texas and the U.S. Throughout its history, the conference has provided an opportunity to learn from top-level speakers, trainers, and leaders who are outstanding in their fields. The conference is made possible through partnerships with the Dallas Association of Directors of Volunteers (DADV), the Directors of Volunteers in Agencies (DOVIA) of Tarrant County, VolunteerNow, and OneStar. With these incredible partnership, we look forward to engaging more organizations in Texas.
Exciting new HYBRID Conference option to make this conference even more accessible and engage leaders of volunteers who work for nonprofit organizations or publicly funded agencies throughout the U.S. and around the world. The conference also welcomes anyone in the private sector responsible for engaging volunteers including program managers, executive directors, development and communications team members as well as staff in community relations and corporate social responsibility.
We understand non-profit budgets are tight and professional development doesn’t come cheap. That’s why we decided to make this full conference (one-and-a-half days of programming) available at unprecedented low prices. Attendees got the same great quality of programming, for a fraction of the price.
Questions? Contact the TVMC Planning Committee at [email protected]
Conference History
Conference History
The Texas Volunteer Management Conference, powered by VolunteerNow, is the leading educational event for current and emerging volunteer management professionals in Texas and throughout the world. Since 1991, TVMC has provided sessions led by top-level speakers, trainers, and experts who are leaders in their fields. TVMC was hosted virtually in 2021 and 2022. The virtual audience doubled the size of the conference from 2019’s audience of 223 to a sold out audience of 500.
Attendees representing nonprofits, hospitals, hospices, libraries, municipalities, corporations, schools, government agencies, and consultants who are passionate about working with volunteers are welcome to attend.
Conference Themes: TVMC conference themes have ranged from Building Epic Volunteer Engagement (2018) to Volunteerism: The Spirit of America (2002). In other years, the conference focus has included organizational change and capacity building, building a better community through service, networking, and celebrating volunteer management expertise.
Conference Partners: TVMC would not be made possible without the dedicated support of three organizations that year after year have provided leadership, guidance, and financial support. We are grateful to the Dallas Association of Directors of Volunteers (DADV), Directors of Volunteers in Agencies (DOVIA), and VolunteerNow for their continued support.
Distinguished Keynotes: Each year, TVMC is headlined by an engaging and dynamic keynote speakers. Past TVMC Distinguished Keynote Speakers include:
Dr. Stacia’ Alexander, LPC-S, 2022
Beth Steinhorn, 2021
The City of McKinney Mayor George Fuller, 2019
First Lady Maylee Thomas Fuller, 2019
Dr. Kristin Guillory, 2018
Dr. Kimberly Clay, 2017
Sam Santiago, 2015
Paige DeLeon, 2014
Sarah Jane Rehnborg, 2013
Jill Fixler, 2012
Martin Cowling, 2011
Mack Fuller, 2010
Gary Gifkim, 2009
Randy Snow, 2008
Nancy Gaston, 2007
Max Jaffe, 2006
Deb Lewin, 2005
Bryan Dodge, 2004
Scott Murray, 2003
Rena Pederson, 2002
Todd Whitehorse, 2001
Tom Luce, 2000
Gayle Punch, 1999
John McCaa, 1998
Vicki Clark, 1997
Fred Roach and Carolyn Corbin, 1996
John Criswell and Bryan Flanagan, 1995
David Maldonado and Steve Blow, 1994
Susie Humphreys and Peggy Outon, 1993
Ramona Logan, 1992
Conference Leadership: Members of the TVMC Planning Committee bring professional expertise in volunteer engagement, event planning and leadership as they collaborate to build an enriching and educational event. Past TVMC Chairs include:
Rebecca Hand, 2022
Judy Shannon, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Millicent Boykin, 2017, 2004, 2003, 2002
Kim Pinter, 2015, 2014
Amira Barger, 2013
Telesa Walton, 2012
Lorrie Anderson, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007
Marilyn Hughes, 2006, 2005
Mary Beth Harrington, 2001
Sheila Miller, 2000
Angie McAdory, 1999
Sharon Walker, 1998
Martha Dealey, 1997
Mary Brown, 1992
Your speakers were top-notch, as were the topics chosen.