Why your nonprofit innovates is more important to your donors, clients, and community than the cost of innovation. […]
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Dozens of bumper stickers tell us that challenges or problems are great opportunities in hiding. They all sound great until you are slapped in the face by one. Then our first reaction is to find a workaround. We search for the workaround because there is a deadline that must be met, there is a client […] Make what is happening at your nonprofit exciting and your clients will be more successful. […] Informally gather board member support before asking your board to make a decision. […] The future and its impact on your nonprofit are easier to predict than you might image. […] How to find a value-added innovation that will change your nonprofit’s clients’ lives. […] Take the good and make it better. Making something more efficient rarely makes it better. Efficiency usually makes the accounting office and board finance committee happy because it is less expensive. However, having a highly-efficient process contributes nothing to sustainability. Making a process more effective just keeps the process on pace with the rapidly changing […] If your nonprofit is like many, it needs innovation to keep its core strong. […] There are two types of innovation. Which will enhance your nonprofit’s competitive position? […] Innovation is what creates and sustains a competitive advantage. […] |
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