FEATURED COLUMN: @NONPROFIT
Developing A Sustainable Nonprofit–Post Covid-19
An analysis of the current pandemic environment should be a clarion call for nonprofit board members. It can be summarized in a couple of...
Eliminating the Nonprofit Board’s Addiction to Micromanaging
Micromanaging is the DNA of many nonprofit boards. It all starts with the community model culture of start-up periods. Board members have to assume...
Eliminated and Resurrected
Funny thing happens when your job gets eliminated. You go from Starbucks fresh brew and buying French lace bras at Saks to Dollar Store...
Nonprofits in Limbo: Preparing for the Unexpected
I happened to read a report from Deloitte Consulting suggesting ways that for-profit organizations can improve their performance in uncertain times. The report centers...
Changing the Game: by Embracing Social Responsibility
As Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of our award-winning global media digest and CEO/ReImaginator for 360° Nation, I was delighted to have the opportunity to get better...
Questions For Nonprofit Board Meetings —And Why They Are Needed
My greatest strength as a consultant is to be ignorant and ask a few questions.
–Peter Drucker Knowing the right questions to ask at a nonprofit...
Changing the World: By Empowering Young People
As Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of our award-winning global media digest & Chief Encouragement Officer of our affiliated pro bono social impact enterprise; GoodWorks 360°...
Want Better Nonprofit Board Cultures? Look for Four Board Behaviors
Board cultures can be difficult to modify or change in for-profit and nonprofits. A recent McKinsey study demonstrated the strength of the board culture...
Can A Nonprofit Board Change Its DNA?
Genetic codes aside, the term DNA is now commonly used to describe distinctive characteristics and qualities in almost anything –living or inanimate. Every nonprofit...
Can A Nonprofit Find Strategic Ways To Grow in Unsettled Times?
Nonprofits have always had to struggle to meet their client needs, even when economic conditions and social turmoil were much less constraining than today...
