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I don’t know about you but I always found that saying annoyed me more that it inspired me. I got a fresh take on the power of repeat just last week during a gathering of the Consultant Leadership Forum sponsored by CausePlanet and The Denver Foundation herunterladen. Six times a year we gather to learn from and with each other as we read a selection from CausePlanet’s Page to PracticeTM library. On deck this month was Repeatability: Build Enduring Businesses for a World of Constant Change by Chris Zook and James Allen (Harvard Business Review Press, 2012) kindle android download not possible.
Our discussion revealed that the three key principles outlined in the book are apropos for nonprofits as well as consultants. Zook and Allen’s research revealed that sustainable companies applied three core principles windows 10 herunterladen für usb. They have:
- A well-differentiated core – clarity of distinction
- Clear nonnegotiables – clarity of values
- Closed-loop learning – clarity of learning
These principles resonated with me as they speak to the importance of a sustainable nonprofit business model and a successful nonprofit strategy suunto daten herunterladen. Where to start? With book in hand, you begin with clarity about what makes your nonprofit unique and what it does well (and what it doesn’t do). You reinforce those via learning from customer and market feedback iphone 7 whatsapp herunterladen. Once you set up the learning process you can check-point your core and nonnegotiables to ensure relevance for the future. That’s what Repeat had – and Pete never quite mastered spiegel app kostenlosen. No wonder Repeat has staying power.
By Karla Raines, Principal, Corona Insights
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See also:
Forces for Good: The Six Practices of High-Impact Nonprofits
Do More Than Give: The Six Practices of Donors Who Change the World
Nonprofit Sustainability: Making Strategic Decisions for Financial Viability