Make what is happening at your nonprofit exciting and your clients will be more successful. […]
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There are two types of innovation. Which will enhance your nonprofit’s competitive position? […] Nonprofits exist to serve others. Put another way, every nonprofit is founded on selflessness. […] Big data is fashionable and nonprofits are being urged to use it. Mission Enablers is among those who advocate for its use but we also urge caution. […] It is important for nonprofits to make every dollar they handle important to the mission, the donors, and the community. […] Nonprofits are in a very competitive space and have a wide variety of competitors. Alternatively, each nonprofit is unique enough to avoid competitive situations. Which is your point of view? […] By now, most nonprofits have learned to deal with constant change. As long as the speed of change remains relatively constant or slows a little, everything should be fine. How do you prepare you nonprofit for rapid change? […] For many nonprofits, it is time to develop a budget for the next fiscal year. What do you do if you had a deficit this year? […] Nonprofits exist to solve society’s problems. Therefore, we should measure the value of their innovations based upon the community or human impact. […] Mission Enablers exists to help nonprofits solve the persistent problems that threaten their survival. One common persistent problem we help nonprofits overcome is declining or static client service levels especially when they are below the level necessary for mission sustainability. We find that precedent and experience predispose nonprofits to misunderstand the problem: […] |
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