Connection Cafe
MARCH 2, 2021
And most importantly, how do you communicate budget changes to your staff, volunteers, and stakeholders? Start by asking yourself how you and your organization reacted to change last year, and how those reactions can be different in the future. Then, follow these tips to get your change management creative juices flowing!
NTEN
FEBRUARY 2, 2011
They should then immediately follow that question with: “Should they be a qualified professional?” Too often, amateur accidental techies -- nonprofit staffers who have taught themselves technology skills -- find themselves in over their heads trying to develop databases, but forgetting to do business process modeling or change management.
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NTEN
JUNE 1, 2011
What do Guerrilla Video, Facebook for Volunteer Management, and #GettingSlizzard have in common? In it you'll find: "Facebook for Volunteers," from Idealware's Chris Bernard, which tackles the question of whether Facebook can be an effective volunteer recruitment and engagement tool.
NTEN
APRIL 5, 2013
Maybe there are monthly brown bag lunches where staff can ask the in-house experts questions? Jamie Millard , client relationship manager for Fast Horse , an innovative, integrated agency offering traditional and non-traditional marketing services, specializes in understanding audiences and digital media strategies. and on and on.
Neon CRM
JULY 12, 2023
What kinds of questions should you be asking your team members and potential vendors? If you’re looking to switch CRMs, you probably have a million questions. I’ve found that events management and volunteer management features are the two biggest “extras” that nonprofits look for.
NTEN
NOVEMBER 10, 2011
You know your co-workers and volunteers. Please leave your suggestions, stories, and questions in the comments below! Technology isn’t going to create a business process where one doesn’t exist. Focus first on process, not technology. Don’t worry about what you don’t know. You know your organization. You know your constituents.
NTEN
JANUARY 28, 2011
But how often do you step back to ask questions like: How can use our website to communicate differently? How can we change our process to use our CRM better? Nonprofits are inherently good at making things happen with what they have, asking for help, taking advantage of opportunities and relying on volunteers or other support.
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