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Renew Enthusiasm

Corporations may not be people, but nonprofits fundamentally are. Everyone involved with your organization cares about your cause. But are y...

Two free professional development webinars for nonprofit trustees and staff every Wednesday at 1:00 and 2:30 (Eastern time). The fall webin...

The other day I was speaking with a prospective client about the need for a strategic plan and a marketing plan. They characterized the stra...

The summer schedule of Wednesday Webinars is just about complete. The first half of the year saw a great start to the program, with over 300...

Engagement If strategic planning in nonprofits is to a great extent the development of consensus around mission (our definition), then engag...

There are many reasons to plan and many effective ways to go about the planning process. There are also some common ways that planning goes ...

On Wednesday (1:00 EST) we’ll be offering our next Wednesday Webinar , Cultivating Stakeholders , which makes the case for an inclusive stra...

Beginning this week, a new series of (free) Wednesday Webinars : 20 presentations by 13 experts on issues important to nonprofit trustees an...

September 18, 2009 cultivation Web 2.0

We have begun to absorb various manifestations of the social web, from web omphaloskepsis ("What am I doing right now?") to the w...

A few thoughts from my just-released e-letter, Critical Issues #2: The Secret Life of Surveys: Says Who? The leadership of an organization i...