You’ve invested time, energy, and resources into crafting a nonprofit strategic plan. The vision is clear, the goals are ambitious, and the future looks bright.[…]
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Perhaps you remember the Oscar-winning children’s film Frozen. Frozen tells the story of two sisters, Anna and Elsa. Elsa is an unusual child: she can[…]
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If everything’s going well in your nonprofit, working to solve your most significant problem might not matter. But if you’re challenged, it matters a lot.[…]
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Perhaps you’re confused about the difference between strategy and planning. Many confuse strategy and planning, though they differ. It’s helpful to get the term right,[…]
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Several years ago, I worked with a nonprofit that proudly showed me its strategic plan. It was filled with engaging pictures, stunning graphics, and charts.[…]
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When do you look unprofessional? When you announce that as you planned your strategy everyone agreed with everything. Instead of expecting consensus, listen and generate[…]
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How do you choose a strategic options when so many possibilities exist? Many strategic planning efforts fail because leaders don’t wrestle with distinct opportunities[…]
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Does your strategy look unprofessional? it might if you fail to solve your nonprofits’ top challenge. To generate a professional strategy, you must name your[…]
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Does your nonprofit’s current strategy make you look professional? More importantly, is it a winner? That is, when you use it, does your nonprofit succeed?[…]
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You need a nonprofit strategy to guide your efforts to grow your revenue, gain supporters, and accomplish your mission. What is the best process to[…]
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