Blue Avocado Presents: Why Nonprofits Need Directors and Officers Insurance – Live Q&A
Don’t let a legal claim derail your mission. Learn why D&O insurance is a non-negotiable safeguard for every nonprofit leader.
Recorded: Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 11 am PT; 2 pm ET (60 min.)
Many nonprofits don’t understand why, or if, they need Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance. Some of the benefits of this coverage include the protection of personal assets and defense against common claims, as well as board recruitment and retention.
This webinar is meant to clarify and educate nonprofits on the basics surrounding what they should know about D&O insurance.
Topics covered include:
- Key coverage components
- Additional coverages to consider
- The difference between D&O and General Liability
- Other safeguards
Led by panelists:
- Peter Andrew, President & CEO of Council Services Plus
- Colleen Lazanich, CEO of CalNonprofits Insurance Services
- Liliya Brenner, EPLI Claims Manager for Nonprofits Insurance Alliance
Download the Why Nonprofits Need Directors and Officers Presentation (PDF)
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