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The Power of Social Media: The Social Innovation Fund Increases Its Transparency
You know the old adage “What doesn’t kill you will make you stronger?"
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Collaborating, Attracting Investors, Learning: The Road Ahead for Nonprofit Leaders
Times they are a changing, as the Bob Dylan song said. Underlying all the presentations at the Social Impact Exchange Conference on Scaling were two big ideas: collaboration and private investment.
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A New Generation Steps Up to the Task of Leading Non Profits
By Michael Davidson
How best to utilize an incredible source of board leaders – young entrepreneurs – was brought to my attention by a Governance Matters panel on New Energy: Intergenerational Boards That Work.
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Green, Global, or Just Plain Good: Cause Marketing and Socially Conscious Companies
By Nina L. Kaufman, Esq.
Do you wish you could do well by doing good? Would you like “green” to mean both earth-friendly and solid profits for your company? Do you want your business to prosper without having to feel that you’re a greedy capitalist? If so, you may want to consider “cause-related marketing” and its cousin, socially conscious companies, for your business model.
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Anatomy of a Successful RFP
By Howard Adam Levy
Looking to redesign your website or upgrade your agency’s branding and putting out a Request for Proposals (RFP)? Make sure you get the best consultant you can by making your RFP the best it can be. Consider this list of what to include gleaned from our 17 years of responding to RFPs.
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Insights About the Nonprofit Leadership Transition Process
By John W. Corwin
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Sharpening Your Intuition Keeps Leaders Nimble
In today’s rough and tumble economy, leaders of small businesses and nonprofits are tested at every turn. For some decisions you have time to research or consult with others, but when decisions need to be made fast, without a lot of prep, your instincts need to take over.
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The Stuff of Entrepreneurs and Social Entrepreneurs: Do You Have What It Takes?
Based on the popularity of There Is Never a Bad Time to Start Up a Company and The Benefits of Starting a Business During a Recession posts, I thought I’d do a follow-up on what it personally takes to be an entrepreneur or social entrepreneur. The topic also happens to be fresh in my mind because I just taught about it in my entrepreneurship class at The New School.
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What Can Small Business and Nonprofit Leaders Learn From Teenage Girls?
Who knew that teenage girls could teach entrepreneurs and nonprofit CEOs a thing or two about sharing?
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There Is Never a Bad Time to Start Up a Company
Recently I presented at the New Haven, CT Professional Net Impact chapter at Yale University. The task at hand: talking about why starting a company during the biggest recession since the Great Depression isn’t crazy.
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