Coaching to Win: A Leadership Playbook for Building High-Performance Teams

In-Person Workshop

Great leaders — like great coaches — understand that winning teams don’t just happen; they are intentionally developed. Coaching to Win, presented by Teresa Hewitt and Craig Dorin of the Alliance for Nonprofit Resources (ANR), offers a practical playbook for building effective, high-performing, and resilient teams.

Designed for supervisors, managers, directors, executives, and anyone aspiring to grow into a leadership role, this interactive session provides proven strategies for coaching individuals, improving communication, addressing performance challenges, and building trust that supports long-term success. Attendees will leave with actionable tools they can immediately apply within their organizations.

About Teresa:

Teresa Hewitt is the Chief Operating Officer at Alliance for Nonprofit Resources, where she has been employed since the organization’s inception. Ms. Hewitt also serves as the Chief Operating Officer for Nonprofit Development Corporation, as well as the Human Resources lead for 21 external client organizations. She specializes in human resource direction and oversight, operational and program development, quality improvement, and organizational leadership. Ms. Hewitt has served as a Human Resources panelist for the Butler County Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Butler County program. She holds a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Pittsburgh and an undergraduate degree from Gannon University. Ms. Hewitt served on the Empowerment Advisory Board through Butler County Community College for seven years and continues to serve as an officer and volunteer with Highlands School District Boosters.

About Craig:

Craig Dorin has served as Director of Quality Assurance and Compliance at the Alliance for Nonprofit Resources since 2022, bringing more than twenty years of experience in nonprofit human services and a leadership philosophy grounded in accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement. In his role, he leads agency wide regulatory compliance across diverse service lines, partnering with leadership at every level to elevate compliance from a set of rules to shared organizational values. His work includes guiding successful licensing and accreditation efforts, overseeing HIPAA privacy and security, conducting investigations, and driving quality reviews that strengthen outcomes for both staff and clients. Craig focuses on developing systems, people, and processes that support ethical decision making, service excellence, and long term sustainability. He holds a master’s degree in psychology from Duquesne University and is passionate about helping managers become leaders who communicate clearly, earn trust, and lead by example. When not working, he channels his energies into competitive pool and refereeing soccer.