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14 Common Myths That Persist In The Nonprofit Sector

Forbes Leadership

Though considerable information about how nonprofits operate is available, certain myths about the sector continue to circulate.

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14 Underrated Qualities And Skills Nonprofit Leaders Should Cultivate For Success

Forbes Leadership

Cultivation of the right competencies is critical to nonprofit leaders operating in an evolving business world.

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Want To Implement A Growth Mindset? 14 Tips For New Nonprofit Managers

Forbes Leadership

New nonprofit managers have the unique opportunity to expand on how their organizations currently operate.

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15 Key Steps When Improving Nonprofit Operations

Forbes Leadership

To stay current and keep up with competitors, business leaders have to make intentional changes.

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Got Data? 13 Strategic Ways Nonprofits Can Leverage Data To Optimize Operations

Forbes Leadership

When used properly, data can exponentially increase the effectiveness and efficiency of an organization.

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Season 7 Episode 18: How an Entrepreneurial Operating System Produces Greater Outcomes // Doug Hall, Resources for CEOs

BCW Institute

Does your organization have an operating system that links your vision down to your employees’ daily and weekly actions? Well, find out how many entrepreneurial companies and ministries are discovering how an effective operative system can lead to improved outcomes and impact. Now here’s your host, BCWI CEO , Al Lopus.

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Want More Board Experience? Look Outside The Corporate World

Chief Executive

They could include an ad hoc role at a local university, creation and/or sponsorship of an employee resource group, engagement in a structured mentoring program or even a formal role at a community group, such as an advisory board member of a nonprofit organization. As an operator you have significant control.