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Innovation in association management Association Subculture Share    
Your association — unassailable? Think again. B-corps are coming up on you. Your tax status is under threat. You have invisible cracks in your infrastructure. Your members might not see it. You might not even see it. But they are there. More
Don't let conventional measurement wisdom fragment your impact Stanford Social Innovation Review Share
Research clearly shows that many nonprofits lack the resources, expertise and conviction to continuously measure and improve their programs. So, it is not a stretch to imagine that society would be better off if resources were directed to more effective nonprofits. But a far greater problem lurks beneath the surface, and it has to do with whether all of the individual impacts nonprofits generate actually add up to something meaningful. More How social media transformed a nonprofit medical professional society The Nonprofit Quarterly Share
The American Society of Nephrology, founded in 1966, is a well-established 13,000-member professional organization. It is highly regarded and has long provided the best education opportunities in the field of kidney medicine. However, ASN was reluctant to enter the world of social media, a world that includes Facebook and Twitter, but also encompasses the entire web-enabled culture of people sharing online content with people they know. More Choosing an association management software provider Splash Share
Suffice it to say that, although it can be overwhelming for your organization to choose an association management software, it's definitely a good thing to have a few different options. Here are a few guidelines to consider when choosing an AMS. More
Organic growth is the underestimated opportunity Harvard Business Review Share
Sooner or later most companies find themselves struggling to produce growth. Often it's because their business models have run their course (Yahoo!), or they've been overtaken by competition (Kmart), or they are being hit particularly hard by a stagnant economy (any durable goods company). When this happens, they often react in unproductive ways. More Lobbying: What does it mean for nonprofits? Venable Share
Nonprofit organizations that conduct federal lobbying must be cognizant of at least two different definitions of lobbying in order to comply with applicable federal tax law and federal lobbying disclosure laws. More Always lead with context Management Excellence Share
People and teams do their best work when they understand how their efforts fit into the bigger picture of the organization. It's unfortunate that in the hectic pace of business, too many managers fail to leverage the catalytic power of context, and instead, end up issuing empty orders to their compliant but not fully engaged employees. More 14 powerful ways to choose engaging topics for your nonprofit blog Razoo Share
Now that you set goals for your blog and have selected the right blogging platform, what are you going to write about? This is the number one question that keeps every blogger up at night, and is exactly why it's referred to as "feeding the beast." More |
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