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Sustainability is important, no matter what stage of life your organization is in. The signs and symptoms indicating change is necessary may look different during each stage. But evolution, innovation, and foresight are necessary along the way.
Today’s entrepreneurial nonprofit leader, the subject of an upcoming event with the same name, is operating way above the day-to-day. In fact along with their telescopes aimed out far, they’re supplementing with drone camera imagery, filling in the details of the landscape to make bold—and sometimes uncomfortable decisions—for the organization.
Guest post by Karen Eber Davis: What Does Money Have to Do with Nonprofit Entrepreneurial Leadership? Less than you think. But, still a lot. Money is a tool. You need money to buy resources to support and further your entrepreneurial efforts. Creating change is not free. If you're an entrepreneurial leader, you need more resources than leaders satisfied with the status quo.
If somebody refers or offers to refer a prospect to you—for sponsorship, a collaboration, or a B2B sale—here are 5 things you should always do.
Whether you represent a business or nonprofit organization, budgeting season is (or nearly is) upon us. Too often organizations have budgeting blind spots that can throw monkey wrenches into strategies.
July 11, 2018