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| Human Resources: Leadership Transistions |
Building Leadership or a Self-Reinforcing Bureaucracy
In a spirit of humility, we put the following collectively developed ideas forward not as a self righteous rant, but as a call for a reconsideration of leadership’s purpose and function within the “social” sector. If these ideas are headed in the right direction, we all have a lot of changing to do. ...
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| Accountability: Evaluation |
Are We There Yet? Changing Course Along the Way
What follows is a remarkable account of leadership transition in its full complexity—including shifts that occurred at a national movement level, at the organizational level, and at a personal level. ...
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| Networks, Collaborations & Movements |
Movement is Motion
Changing generations is a difficult process. How do we best manage it? ...
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| Advocacy |
Citizen Engagement: The Nonprofit Challenge
It will take all of the nonprofit community’s resources and determination to meet the challenges we face. The sector surely has the capacity to do so, but does it have the will and courage to do so? ...
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| Governance |
Call to Leadership: Profiles of Board Chairs Who are the board chairs interviewed in the previous article? What makes them unusually effective? This set of profiles shows the diversity and richness of this layer of leadership in the sector....
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| Governance |
Exploring the Puzzle of Board Design: What's Your Type?
Many boards are just a set of accumulated practices that don’t necessarily follow a governance design. This article is an exciting approach to what the primary design principles in nonprofit governance are, and how they should be considered in the development of boards. ...
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| Organizational Culture & Development |
The Spiral of Sustainable Excellence
One of our readers' favorite authors presents a new take on nonprofit lifecycles based on his research of high-performing organizations. ...
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| Fundraising: Trends |
A Decade of Online Fundraising
Ten years after online fundraising began, Stein and Kenyon present readers with an update on the growing role of the Internet. Has it met expectations? Which organizations benefit and which can best use it? ...
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