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2017 Nonprofit Trends: Shifting our Focus to Entrepreneurial Thinking in Nonprofits

2017 Nonprofit Trends: Shifting our Focus to Entrepreneurial Thinking in Nonprofits

Annual Traditions, Collaborate, Grow, Growth/Scaling Plans, Impact, Impact Measurement, Nonprofit Trends, System Change

Over the holidays, I read about the history of the nonprofit sector in the United States. I did it because I believe that to predict the future, you must understand the past. It is a fascinating study on how organizations adapt to the times. In colonial days,...
2016 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on System Change

2016 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on System Change

Annual Traditions, Communicate, Impact, Impact Measurement, Lead, Nonprofit Trends, Organizational Culture, Storytelling, Strategic Planning

The father of Total Quality Management, William Edwards Deming, was famous for saying, “A bad system will beat a good person every time.” After a decade of work in the social sector, I came across this quote and it was a life-changing moment. It spoke to me and...
2015 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on Talent Management

2015 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on Talent Management

Annual Traditions, Collaborate, Communicate, Grow, Impact Measurement, Nonprofit Trends, Organizational Culture, Storytelling, Strategic Planning

No one was surprised when TIME Magazine named the Ebola Fighters as their choice for Person of the Year 2014. In a crisis that had many blunders, these heroes raised our hope for a better outcome. In the social sector, we have many everyday heroes who do not serve for...
2014 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on Building Better Nonprofits

2014 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on Building Better Nonprofits

Annual Traditions, Fundraising, Grow, Impact, Impact Measurement, Nonprofit Trends, Strategic Planning

Like many of you, we have been wrestling with the 21st century: What will it be? What should it be called? With hindsight, we are clear that the 18th century was the Agricultural Age, the 19th Century was the Industrial Age, and the 20th Century was the Information...
2013 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on Nonprofit Customers and Donors

2013 Nonprofit Trends: Focusing on Nonprofit Customers and Donors

Annual Traditions, Nonprofit Trends

Words have power. Social sector organizations use them to compel philanthropists to donate, promote volunteerism, encourage advocacy, and differentiate themselves from other organizations. Our team has identified some subtle, yet important, word shifts in the social...
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