Article provided by Business Member Innovest, Inc.
By Paul D’Alessandro published by NonProfitPRO
Wealthy donors are increasingly influencing nonprofit operations, often dictating terms and policies traditionally managed by executives. Paul outlines strategies for nonprofit leaders to balance donor influence with organizational autonomy.
You’ve learned how to create a positive work environment by focusing on three areas. Now, put the third focus area, monitoring and promoting a healthy work environment, to practice. Ask yourself these eight questions to ensure the healthy of your workplace culture.
Our nonprofits are in a unique position to offer the work experience where we capture employees’ hearts and unleash their joy through the purpose driven work we engage in every day. This article touches on the three areas nonprofit can focus on to create health work environments.
View North Star HR Solutions’ additional resource on questions you should ask to ensure the health of your workplace culture.
Contributed by: Paul Collier Consulting
In this document, Paul Collier shares his insights into the most efficient ways to build your Salesforce skills, and how to organize your work as a Salesforce Administrator. Although this resource was developed for those using Salesforce, many of the principles and guidelines can be applied to other databases.
What you’ll find in this guide:
Below are six cybersecurity terms that are important to know to help protect you and your organization from attacks.
Many organizations are asking themselves, “is cloud computing worth it?” It seems like everyone else is doing it, but is it the right move for your nonprofit? Here are three reasons why, yes, your organization should implement cloud computing.
Contributed by: Onset Solutions
Your team relies on technology to keep your nonprofit up and running, and loses valuable work hours when it’s not functioning properly. What happens when your IT provider regularly doesn’t get back to you promptly? If you’re feeling neglected by your IT support, here are ten considerations to think about before you pull the plug.
Contributed By: BKD CPAs & Advisors
Author: Steve Sauer, CPA
Developing and executing evaluation efforts within a non-profit organization can be challenging. As with many areas of non-profit management (i.e., those that don’t involve direct service provision), implementing evaluation processes requires some upfront investment of time and money, and may only make sense once an organization has reached a certain size and complexity.