SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE 
What Nonprofits Can Do to Maintain Liquidity
It doesn’t take a pandemic to make a nonprofit question its capacity to survive. Events such as a loss of major funding, a damaged...
SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE 
Giving in a Global Pandemic
Charities are needed now more than ever, but the business of keeping those charities in business has never been more difficult. At a time...
SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE
Nonprofit Board Cultures Need To Be Defined
Over several decades of contacts with nonprofit boards, I have yet to encounter one that has spent any time trying to define the organization’s...
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Mission Possible: Putting Employees and Service First
Together, we are facing a truly unprecedented situation. The global coronavirus pandemic is affecting all of our families, our businesses, our communities, and our...
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Nonprofit Board Recruitment Process Calls For New Approach
One thing is certain about nonprofit director turnover is a board completely turns over about every four to six years. * With that fact...
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On Course —to Increasing Diversity & Inclusion
As Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of this global media platform & Chief Encouragement Officer of our affiliated pro bono social impact enterprise; GoodWorks 360°, I was delighted to have...
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Financial Management Strategies for Nonprofit Organizations
Excellent financial management is important in any business, but in the nonprofit industry, staying on top of finances becomes even more vital. With nonprofits...
BIZSPECTRUM
6 Approaches to Innovation for Nonprofit Boards
The Bridgespan Group, supported by The Rockefeller Foundation, recently completed an exciting research study. The results identified “six elements common to nonprofits with a...
SHOWCASE HOMEPAGE
Nonprofit Boards –Oversight Needs Tightening
Clearly the purpose of a nonprofit board is to serve the constituency that establishes it—be it community, industry, governmental unit and the like. That...
