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Leaders of all kinds of organizations, from Fortune 1000 companies to nonprofits all over the world, are concerned about climate change. What can you do about climate change at your organization? 1. Ask your investment committee or financial advisor or CFO to identify opportunities to invest your...
What have I learned? ** I’ve learned that remote work is mostly feasible, and even desirable in certain circumstances. ** I’ve continued to develop skills in surprising ways. ** I’ve found new ways to collaborate with colleagues as we respond to changes brought on by the pandemic. ** I discovered a...
A few weeks ago I posted a web resource on social media for finding anti-racism educational nonprofit consultants . Today, I am sharing an additional resource that may be helpful. It’s a publicly accessible Google sheet listing hundreds of consultants of color featuring many specialties, all self...
Take a look at this smorgasbord of fresh food, then ask yourself: what do you have in the hopper? If your organization is relying too heavily on limited sources of revenue, you might need to invest some energy in cultivating additional funding streams to build long-term resiliency and program...
Research on nonprofit organizations of all sizes during the Great Recession confirmed that those who maintained consistent communication and fundraising activities throughout the period enjoyed significantly greater revenue success after two years' time. Juxtapose that lesson learned a dozen years...