By Tiffany Rucker, MBA No matter the sector, COVID-19 has forced every employer — and their employees — to revise day-to-day business operations in some way. This is no less true for the nonprofit sector, where the addition of clients or beneficiaries and volunteers has complicated...
By Tiffany Rucker, MBA Did you know that your words are strong enough to move mountains? Maybe not a mountain in the physical sense, but the mountains of your life can be conquered—or not—depending on your word choice. There’s a saying I often heard while growing up: “Sticks...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS Even the most seasoned nonprofit professionals need to hear new perspectives and learn new skills from time to time. That’s where some good books come in! Here’s our 2021 round-up of nonprofit management books every leader should read. 1. The Non-Nonprofit: For-Profit Thinking...
By Tiffany Rucker, MBA Children are often left out of the self-care conversation. It’s important to remember that the little people in our lives have the exact same feelings that we do. And children can experience stress and burnout, too—particularly in these trying times. As a mom,...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS As we’re slowly leaving an unprecedented year behind us—a year when we’ve spent more time online and socially distanced than ever— and where nonprofits had to adapt to new ways to fundraise online, nonprofits must understand the current digital marketing landscape....
Next month, January 2021—after arguably the roughest year any of us have experienced—comedienne, author and motivational public speaker Tina Levene will celebrate 23 years of recovery. We spoke with her earlier this year about her journey to establish a recovery high school and touched on the importance of...
By Elliott Potter Preserving the legacies of our heroes and sheroes – whether friends, family or celebrated personalities – has never seemed more essential to developing our stories as humans than it does in these challenging times. When I learned of the passing of aviation legend Chuck...
The term minimalism is also used to describe a trend in design and architecture where in the subject is reduced to its necessary elements. Minimalist design has been highly influenced by Japanese traditional design and architecture. In addition, the work of De Stijl artists is...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the nonprofit sector can’t be overstated, and the lesson was clear--even the most rigorous planning can’t protect us from the need to remain flexible and responsive to unprecedented events. Much of the nonprofit sector demonstrated...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS The world of Human Resources (HR) is always changing and evolving. Even amidst the global pandemic, HR leaders are reshaping their workforce management approach to be prepared for anything and everything that the next year will bring. Here are the top three...