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The Networked Nonprofit
by Beth Kanter and Allison Fine
Learn what it means to be a networked nonprofit and understand the myths that prevent nonprofit executives from engaging in the social media revolution.
Create a social culture for your organization by listening, engaging in and building relationships.
Build trust through transparency, learn how to work with crowds and leverage learning loops to evaluate your efforts.
Understand how to augment your development programs by moving from friending to funding.
Raylene  Decatur Thriving in the new economy: Getting your next job
Sep 1st, 2010 | By: Raylene Decatur
In June of 2008, I wrote an article on career planning and voiced concern that people were not investing enough thought, time and energy in their careers, given a rapidly changing environment. Little did I realize the extent to which dramatic ...

Bernard Ross Shatter business as usual with breakthrough thinking
Aug 16th, 2010 | By: Bernard Ross
The environment in which nonprofits operate is changing rapidly and – just like businesses have had to do with their environment – nonprofits need to “catch up” with it. This change process is continuous and accelerating. Nonprofits must ...

Tommy  Spaulding Who do you really know?
Aug 3rd, 2010 | By: Tommy Spaulding
When CausePlanet asked me what single event most inspired me to focus my life on who I was rather than who I knew, I recall a job I had when I was in my late twenties. I worked for IBM (Lotus Development). It was at the time in my career where networking and building net worth was important ...

Page to Practice is a great resource to motivate staff members and allow them to self direct their learning.