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Worn paths and nonprofit organizational structure

Fundraising Coach

Not surprisingly, our by-laws need updating. We’ve come through much of the organizational development dance of the first 4 years. Share and Enjoy: Other Possibly Related posts: The Folk Dance of Nonprofit Organizational Development. The economy is totally different. But now we have some very well worn paths.

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Trusting Youth to Lead

NonProfit Quarterly

They studied hiring laws, human resource ethics, comparable market compensation, and the demands of building an organizational culture, and they drafted a comprehensive, values-aligned job description for the new executive director. Ask funders for succession planning resources to use before, during, and after the transition.

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Job Details: Dec 14, 2012

Getting Attention

Brandon & Associates, a small, progressive public affairs and strategic management firm specializing in communications, public interest and grassroots advocacy, and policy and organizational development, seeks an individual with experience in project management, communications, policy analysis and issue campaigns.

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Are you lying to your nonprofit board members?

Fundraising Coach

Our by-laws require a certain number of board members and we have to fill the slots. I wrote a post about this called out The Folk Dance of Nonprofit Organizational Development.). That kind of question takes guts. Would you be able to ask it? We''re just trying to fill positions. It''s a "quantity over quality" issue.

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Building the Solidarity Economy by Boosting Black-Owned Co-ops

NonProfit Quarterly

Interning at the Sustainable Economies Law Center in Oakland, I got a bird’s-eye view of the cooperative ecosystem and what cooperatives could do. I was inspired by the large-scale cooperative development that happened in Italy and Spain. This is how the Kikosi Collective developed. Photo courtesy of Repaired Nations.

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