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America’s Workforce Strategy Has a Blind Spot: The Social Sector

America’s Workforce Strategy Has a Blind Spot: The Social Sector

Advocacy/Policy Change, Collaborate, Issue Based Blogs, Social Impact Architects, System Change

We have a blindspot in how we think about the American workforce. Every nonprofit worker I interact with is exhausted, yet many people outside the social sector don’t see the warning signs because they don’t realize how much our economy depends on these organizations....
How Jewish Innovation Strengthens the Social Sector

How Jewish Innovation Strengthens the Social Sector

Advocacy/Policy Change, Business Planning, Growth/Scaling Plans, Social Impact Architects

This week, Jews the world over will celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, which begins at sundown on Sept. 11. Observers of the holiday participate in a tradition of eating apples dipped in honey and wish each other not just a happy, but a sweet new year....
Are Performance Reviews Still Relevant? 8 Ways to Make Nonprofit Performance Reviews More Effective

Are Performance Reviews Still Relevant? 8 Ways to Make Nonprofit Performance Reviews More Effective

Collaborate, Grow, Guest Blogs, Organizational Assessments

Performance review season can feel like déjà vu: Change the dates on last year’s form and try to remember what happened over the past 12 months. But if an employee hears something for the first time during a performance review, the process has already failed. A good...
How Nonprofits Can Compete and Collaborate Through Coopetition

How Nonprofits Can Compete and Collaborate Through Coopetition

Business Planning, Collaborate, Grow, Growth/Scaling Plans, Organizational Assessments, Social Impact Architects

Should nonprofits act more like businesses? To be sure, nonprofits can learn a great deal from business. Like any business today, we need to use data, invest in talent, understand the full cost of our work to build strong, sustainable organizations. A compelling...
30 Years, One Love Letter and a New Book

30 Years, One Love Letter and a New Book

About Suzanne, Collaborate, Communicate, Grow, Impact, Lead, Social Impact Architects

This year marks a personal milestone for me: 30 years working in the social sector. Three decades of learning from nonprofit leaders, students, board members, volunteers and communities have shaped how I think about what it takes to build organizations that last. And...
How to Spot Your Nonprofit Competition

How to Spot Your Nonprofit Competition

Business Planning, Grow, Social Enterprise, Social Impact Architects, System Change

I still remember the day I learned one of the most important lessons about competition from an unlikely source: Dave Thomas, the founder of Wendy’s. One of my professors at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business told our class the legendary story. During a campus...
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