Leadership & Mission
Leadership and mission are inextricably entwined in the nonprofit organization. How do you motivate in an ethical way? How do you keep the organization true to its mission?
Change Management at the Heart of Consulting & Managing a Nonprofit
Consulting and managing are more similar than you might think. Taking a consulting viewpoint as a manager might provide some needed distance from the everyday hassles of managing and allow you to focus on what is really important.
Consulting and managing are more similar than you might think. Taking a consulting viewpoint as a manager might provide some needed distance from the everyday hassles of managing and allow you to focus on what is really important.
Forces for Good - A Review
Forces for Good introduces the reader to a new age in the nonprofit sector, an age that smudges the line between public and private, advocacy and program delivery, and that sets large and brave goals.
Forces for Good introduces the reader to a new age in the nonprofit sector, an age that smudges the line between public and private, advocacy and program delivery, and that sets large and brave goals.
How to Avoid Mission Creep
Mission statements are more than just decoration for your office wall. A good mission statement makes decisions much easier. When in doubt whether to head off into another direction because a donor suggests it or a foundation grant opens up a new avenue, getting back to the mission statement will help you stay on course.
Kim Jonker, a consultant to nonprofits, and William F. Meehan III, a…
The Hero’s Journey: Six Steps to Enlightened Nonprofit Leadership
I contend that a truly good nonprofit leader not only maps out a course for him or herself, but knows how to chart a course for those he or she seeks to lead.
I contend that a truly good nonprofit leader not only maps out a course for him or herself, but knows how to chart a course for those he or she seeks to lead.
Planning Is Not an Event: How Nonprofits Can Achieve Results Through Ongoing App
Peters Drucker's self-assessment model is so flexible that it can be used anywhere, from the corporate boardroom to the smallest of nonprofits.
Peters Drucker's self-assessment model is so flexible that it can be used anywhere, from the corporate boardroom to the smallest of nonprofits.
Five Ways to Maintain Your Nonprofit’s Ethics and Preserve Your Brand
A brand is nothing less than your DNA; it’s a true reflection of how healthy, or unhealthy, your organization is from top to bottom—including its ethical behavior.
A brand is nothing less than your DNA; it’s a true reflection of how healthy, or unhealthy, your organization is from top to bottom—including its ethical behavior.