by Justin P. Clark | Sep 4, 2015 | Nonprofits & Technology
Over the last few weeks we’ve been working on a project taking place in 190+ locations throughout the United States and Canada. We’ve been communicating with staff in all of those locations. This has included a lot of email communication. While all of these folks work...
by Niki Kidd | May 8, 2015 | Messaging, Nonprofits & Technology
A recent article on NPEngage tackled the issue of overhead – specifically, how important do nonprofit staff consider overhead concerns, and how prepared are they if a major shift in financial policy takes place. As part of a dissertation, this piece works within...
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by Niki Kidd | Apr 3, 2015 | Nonprofits & Technology
Powerful and meaningful messaging isn’t just for communication to those outside of your organization. Equally important are the conversations and dialogues you have with your own staff, board of directors, and volunteers. And in no place is this more crucial...
by Niki Kidd | Mar 6, 2015 | Fundraising, Nonprofits & Technology, Strategy
Change is hard. Not exactly a revolutionary statement, but one that is important to consider as you try to embark on a new challenge or program. Both personally and professionally, changing behaviors and seeking new outcomes is inherently difficult. But why is it so...
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by Justin P. Clark | Feb 20, 2015 | Nonprofits & Technology, Strategy
Keeping up with the news in our industry can be time-consuming. I utilize Twitter to keep up to date on nonprofit and technology news, recent trends, and interesting reads. This week, Erin Feldman of Giving Local American compiled a list of 100 Giving Influencers on...
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by Justin P. Clark | Jan 16, 2015 | Nonprofits & Technology
The change in calendar year, is a great time to evaluate your nonprofit’s goals and how you spent your time. Many organizations allocate time in January to evaluate the prior year, cementing strategy for the new year, and outline goals. If you’re in the midst of this...
