Nonprofit Professionals
Through the provision of information, resources, and executive and life coaching services, I partner with nonprofit professionals to maximize their resources in a competitive environment.
Staffing & Volunteers
11/17/2010
Stress - The Silent Threat - Video
11/15/2010
11 Possible Marketing Strategies for Nonprofit Organizations - Video
11/10/2010
Top Five Tips for Running Productive & Effective Meetings - Video
11/03/2010
Program Development, Implementation & Evaluation - Top Areas to Address - #6 - #10
In a previous blog post titled "Program Development, Implementation & Evaluation - Top Areas to Address - #1 - #5", I stated that in the nonprofit field, the development of a new program generally begins with receiving some type of grant award. Of course, nonprofits can develop programs without being awarded a grant, but the money needed to create and implement any type of program will need to come from a philanthropist or through other fundraising efforts and activities. I then stated that for purposes of this blog post, you have received a grant and are now ready to create your program. This post lists the latter five of ten items that will need to be addressed as you develop and implement your program.
Program Development, Implementation & Evaluation - Top Areas to Address - #1 - #5
In the nonprofit field, the development of a new program generally begins with receiving some type of grant award. Of course, nonprofits can develop programs without being awarded a grant, but the money needed to create and implement any type of program will need to come from a philanthropist or through other fundraising efforts and activities. For purposes of this blog post, though, let's say that you received a grant and are now ready to create your program. Below are the first five of ten items that will need to be addressed as you develop and implement your program.
11/01/2010
Employee Disciplinary Action - Steps You Can Take to Protect Yourself & Your Nonprofit Organization - Video
09/28/2010
10 Ways to Operate from Your Highest Level of Integrity - Video
09/17/2010
Nonprofit Board Member Manuals - What Should You Include?
When you have a board of directors, it is always a good idea to have a board member manual. A manual is a great tool for board members to use when they need quick and easy access to critical information about the organization. It compiles important documents into one binder, so they don't waste time and energy looking for what they need in several files or locations.
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Four Common Methods to Solicit Client Feedback - Video
09/16/2010
Network for Good
Network for Good’s mission is to stimulate philanthropy and volunteerism, and to help nonprofit organizations strengthen their relationships with supporters. They seek to increase consumers' engagement by making it easier to get involved in their communities, by donating, volunteering, and getting involved with issues they care about. They also help nonprofits to enhance their effectiveness via educational content and tools.
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