Dear Joan: There’s Too Much On My Plate
My advice to a new Executive Director who is struggling to find time to oversee operations AND successfully fundraise.
My advice to a new Executive Director who is struggling to find time to oversee operations AND successfully fundraise.
Ever just feel shaken and off your game? Having one of those days? Here are 10 things you can do to get yourself back in the game.
It’s not just good for the Executive Director. So how exactly does a nonprofit organization benefit from Executive Director contracts?
Each week, readers send emails asking for nonprofit advice, practical solutions, or just general “therapy”.
“3 angry calls from unpaid vendors so far this week. I have no idea what to even tell them.” How do you handle crises at your nonprofit? Some ideas…
Assuming you’re not underpaid, what are the two most important thing every employee wants? Employers take note!
Nonprofit health depends on a strong relationship between the CEO and the Board Chair. Here’s a downloadable agenda that strengthens that relationship.
A great leader is a great storyteller. Here’s how you can tell the stories of your organization that will help you raise more money.
I present to you your top ten favorite Joan Garry Nonprofit Leadership posts of 2014. David Letterman style.
It’s one thing to know what questions to ask in an interview for a top fundraiser. It’s equally important to know the answers you should be looking for.
There are only two components to hiring a great Development Director: 1) Get a good candidate pool. 2) Ask the right questions.
Here’s an approach to strategic planning for your nonprofit that won’t break the bank and an achievable process that can get you where you need to go.