153,000,000 results. That is what my last google search for “Nonprofit Board Management” yielded in ½ a second. When you add specific or specificity to the search, you can get it down to 2 million results. So you may be
3 Board negotiation tactics

153,000,000 results. That is what my last google search for “Nonprofit Board Management” yielded in ½ a second. When you add specific or specificity to the search, you can get it down to 2 million results. So you may be
I once told a client that “MacGyver” was not a compliment. To put in context, she was so proud that she was able to “repurpose” this item or “upcyle” this previously used decoration. It was a tough conversation for me.
If you have followed my articles and read my book, then you know I enjoy the old time radio shows. I appreciate the way they teach us about storytelling. Without the benefits of TV and the sense of sight, they
I recently did a speaking engagement and they had the standard questionnaire form. They asked for my biography, achievements, and so-on. They had a question that perked my attention, as I was cutting and pasting my information in to the
The holidays are a peak time of giving for the fundraising world. I think it is important to highlight the value of a donation of any amount and the impact it has on multiple people including you the donor. A
When I speak to volunteer boards and nonprofit professionals, I speak to the importance of getting a second question. What do I mean? It is simple. If someone asks for further explanation or more info when you introduce yourself and