Carolyn Carleton Consulting offers practical, hands-on workshops designed to help organizations move forward with clarity, structure and confidence. These sessions are created for nonprofits, small businesses and community groups that are ready to strengthen their foundation, improve operations and plan for sustainable growth.
Each workshop goes beyond theory. Participants actively work on their own organization throughout the session, identifying what is working, what is not and where change is needed. From organizational structure and leadership alignment to strategic planning and operational systems, every workshop is designed to create meaningful progress in real time.
With over 25 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, economic development and organizational strategy, Carolyn brings a grounded, results-focused approach. Her workshops are engaging, practical and tailored to meet the unique needs of each group, whether delivered in-person or virtually.
These sessions are ideal for boards, leadership teams and staff who are navigating growth, transition or internal challenges. Participants leave with clear next steps, practical tools and a renewed sense of direction.
If your organization is ready to move from feeling stuck to moving forward with purpose, these workshops provide the structure and support to make it happen.
Upcoming Workshops

8 days to the eventWed, Sep 23Bison CafeWe are back! Join us for the first HUB meeting of the fall. Carolyn Carleton will be there to discuss getting back in the groove and to talk about the upcoming Rebuilding with Intention Session.
36 days to the eventWed, Oct 21Chamber HQWork ON Your Business: A Small Business Review & Reset Small Business Week Workshop - Subsidized by Prince Albert & District Community Futures
Sold OutThu, Aug 27ZoomIs your non-profit so busy doing the work that there is little time to think about where you are going? Join organizational strategist Carolyn Carleton for a practical 90-minute online workshop designed to help non-profit leaders step back, assess what is working, and identify what needs attention.