Nonprofit CEOs Avoid Strategy Mistake 3 Building a Plan Without Buy-In

• Identify key stakeholders who will be impacted by or responsible for implementing your strategy.
• Foster collaboration and build consensus for a more effective plan.
• Increase the chances of successful execution and achieving your mission.

Don’t let your strategy become an empty promise!

Watch now and discover the power of inclusive strategy development.

Content

0:00 Strategy Blunder? Avoid This

0:10 Casting a Narrow Net?

0:38 The Nonprofit Trinity: Beyond Mission and Money

1:00 Benefits Beyond Buy-In

2:09 Who Needs a Seat at the Strategy Table?

2:59 Is Your Strategy Working? Reap the Rewards

3:15 Unveiling the 7 Nonprofit Strategy Killers

Video Overview

Why a broad approach matters:

• Shows deep understanding of your nonprofit’s core: mission, money, and stakeholders.
• Insightful Ideas: Collecting diverse viewpoints may reveal valuable insights.
• Engagement: Involving a variety of people encourages investment in your success.

Who to involve:

1. Donors and potential donors
2. Board members and prospects
3. Funders, partners, and volunteers
4. Peers outside your immediate market

By casting a wide net, you not only gather crucial data but also demonstrate professionalism in your strategic process. Interested parties become allies when their feedback is recognized and incorporated.

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Karen can help your nonprofit organization to identify the critical questions you face, find multiple options to answer them, and discover your best strategy. To learn more or for a free discovery call, contact Karen.