Channeling Passion Into Action Using Appreciative Inquiry
Passion is frequently cited as being the #1 desired quality in nonprofit Board members. But this begs the question, is passion enough? And the answer is a resounding “no.”
Using the S.O.A.R. Model to Approach Organizational Change
When organizations approach change management, they often do so through the lens of “fixing what’s wrong.” If a fundamental problem is identified, change initiatives are created to address it, and that is, of course, necessary.
Your Nonprofit Organization Needs A Strategic Plan
To start with though, let’s define the term “Strategic Plan” and address some frequently asked questions. Harvard Business School defines strategic planning as “the ongoing organizational process of using available knowledge to document a business’s intended process.
The Evolution of Strategic Planning
The phrase ‘strategic planning’ evokes a lot of different emotions for nonprofit leaders. Lets face it, when you are in the weeds day-in and day out, just trying to keep your head above water, it doesn’t feel like there’s time for planning!
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month - which is a good opportunity to highlight the importance of self-care and mental well-being within the nonprofit workforce. Mental health impacts every aspect of our lives, mental health IS health!
All for One and One for All: Decision Making at the Board Table
Puzzle pieces representing the partnership between the Executive Director and Board Chair“All for one and one for all.” Taken from a T.V. series I watched as a kid, this very simple slogan carries a message of great importance, especially for nonprofit boards.
The Board Chair and Executive Director Relationship
Puzzle pieces representing the partnership between the Executive Director and Board Chair
What is the Ambassadorial Role of Board Leadership?
The Ambassadorial Role of Board Leadership