Nonprofit Management
Is Excel Making Your Nonprofit Mediocre?
Nonprofits need to use more-sophisticated client- and program-tracking platforms to meet the expectations of today’s funders.
Curtis Chang is the founder and CEO of Consulting Within Reach (CWR), a team of experts from both corporate and nonprofit backgrounds that uses professional skills to serve social entrepreneurs. Curtis’s own diverse vocational path has included teaching public policy at Harvard, doing development work in Africa, and running a family foundation. Curtis has won a White House award for his work as a social innovator and is an Adjunct Professor in the School of International Service at American University, Washington DC.
Nonprofits need to use more-sophisticated client- and program-tracking platforms to meet the expectations of today’s funders.
Why nonprofit leaders need to improve their visual fluency—plus a crash course on how to do it.
Three design principles for nonprofits looking to revamp their websites.
Five ways nonprofit leaders can make their organizations’ year-end fundraising appeals more effective.
Among all the differences between nonprofits and the corporate world, one contrast that is often overlooked but influential is the path to executive leadership.
Until successful new models for senior care are developed, all other forms of social innovation will be constricted.
Four tips for moving your social media out of zombie status—and making your investment in it worthwhile.
Five tips for organizations that need to change how they operate.
What’s behind Los Angeles's quiet but notable pace of innovation.
An interview with Ellen Moir, founder and executive director of New Teacher Center (NTC).
Steve Jobs benefited the nonprofit sector by radically leveling the technological playing field.
For one client, four successive poor hires for one mid-level position had profound consequences on its scorecard.