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Tag Archives: SSIR
Philanthropic Failures Are Not Always a Bad Thing
Yes – there is failure in philanthropy. And it’s a good thing. Last month, well before the SSIR article, “Getting the Best Possible Failures in Philanthropy” was released, I was talking with a funder about taking risks and possible failure. … Continue reading
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Tagged failure, funders, learning, philanthropy, risks, SSIR
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We All Want the Same Thing, Don’t We?
I recently worked on a project that required a number of different stakeholders to come together and solve some common problems. The problems were big, and there was a long laundry list of items that needed to be addressed. But … Continue reading
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Tagged collaborations, fail, power dynamic, SSIR, stakeholders, working together
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Every Nonprofit Board is Unique
Nonprofit Boards change over time. And they should. As your organization changes, the governance needed to help ensure success requires a different level of commitment, as well as expertise and knowledge. I’ll never forget the meeting when I got into … Continue reading
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Tagged assessment, board, board of directors, change, nonprofit, nonprofit organization, SSIR, unique
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