Project Managers are seldom trained on how to manage the expectations of their stakeholders, who often have individual and highly specialized needs.
Board chairs act as a one-person show, liaising between the board and the executive director and sometimes lacking in the support given to their organization.
Measuring impact can be a difficult but useful step in understanding which efforts are working to advance an organizations mission to develop an effective strategic plan.
Maintaining and building relationships with constituents can get lost in the hustle of daily efforts to run an organization, data driven tools can help streamline the process.
New research shows that to gain the benefits of "collective intelligence" through collaboration, there is an associated cost to coordinating with team members.
Remote work is here to stay for the foreseeable future, presenting new challenges in navigating and managing teams working in varied roles.
Organizations predictably focus on organizational goals rather than personal goals, personal career management can advance your career by holding yourself accountable.
Traditional learning models are under pressure to adapt to new challenges and improve performance, forcing organizations to rethink how their employees learn.
An influx of funds can leave an organization in a state of uncertainty, going from a precarious financial position to more than doubling their budgets in a few short years.
The IRS uses the Form 990 to check nonprofit finances, ensuring that organizations don't misuse their tax-exempt status, making it an essential part of operating a nonprofit.