During Boston’s snow apocalypse in 2015, I had light hearted discussions with my…
When is it appropriate for nonprofit leaders to comment on a burning issue?…
We all know that it is helpful when you can incorporate kids, furry…
There is no denying that a major source of frustration for advancement officers…
Money works in mysterious ways. The cause and effect that often comes with…
Are you a fundraising Mercenary or Missionary? These two fundamental leadership styles have…
We all know the challenge of finding the right candidate to fill our…
It’s time for the nonprofit sector’s stakeholders to exert our considerable influence on…
You may recall how disputes were resolved when we were kids using Rock-Paper-Scissors.…
First, let me state my profound respect for people who volunteer for nonprofit stakeholder organizations. Offering your time, wisdom, treasure, social networks and focus in…
My original post dated August 3, 2014 entitled “The Long-Term Trend That Is…
“Wicked awesome” is a uniquely Boston expression. When the Red Sox won the…
Not all feasibility studies are created equal. Over the years I have reviewed…
You may have noticed during the presidential primaries and candidates’ debates that President-elect…
Stakeholder organizations are often divided into different categories to help others navigate the…
It is not often that I use economic theory and principles when addressing…
I had the good fortune to attend a luncheon presentation at The Friday…
This is not a sexy topic, but it addresses a central and often…
The recent article in The New York Times, “How the Rich Are Hurting…
A recent article in the Boston Globe “Does Boston have too many nonprofits?”…
