Board development and bread on water
According to Daring to Lead, just out from CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, the folks at the top of U.S. nonprofits are a dispirited bunch. In fact,… Read More »Board development and bread on water
According to Daring to Lead, just out from CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, the folks at the top of U.S. nonprofits are a dispirited bunch. In fact,… Read More »Board development and bread on water
“Circumstances are incidental compared to the life of Jesus, the Messiah. For it is a life that not only happened at a certain point in… Read More »Generosity in quotes
Back in 2001, when Thom Jeavons and I, via Growing Givers’ Hearts: Treating Fundraising as Ministry, urged leaders of faith-based nonprofits to collaborate with other… Read More »Riding the collaboration bandwagon
There they were, 17 earnest Episcopalians, gathered in the basement of the Cathedral building on a hot August evening to talk about fundraising. With a… Read More »Hot August tips for campaign success in faith-based settings
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For more than 20 years, a single theme — good boards matter — has dominated my writing, speaking, and consulting work. I’ve crisscrossed the continent… Read More »And now to practice what I preach to board chairs
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“Our thanks are due to God for all temporal blessings; they are more than we deserve. But our thanks ought to go to God in… Read More »Generosity in quotes
I’ve noticed an uptick in advice about coping with a bad boss and/or belligerent co-workers (or obnoxious colleagues on a nonprofit board, dare I suggest).… Read More »The career saboteur in the mirror