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A Reality Check for Nonprofit Co-Leadership

Stanford Social Innovation Review

By Ashley Lanfer & Kelly Mangiardi Dozens of articles have proposed co-leadership as an attractive option for nonprofits, presenting the structure as a healthier, more relational, and less isolating way to work, as well as an appealing on-ramp for chief executives of color. Is co-leadership a good fit for your nonprofit?

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Co-Leadership for Bottom-Up Transformation

Stanford Social Innovation Review

By Hayley Roffey For some organizations, co-leadership starts from the top down. We had seen inspirational examples of co-leadership in partner grassroots organizations worldwide. But GFC had already benefitted from co-leadership at regional levels, as well as on our board, with co-chairs.

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Are Awareness and Thought Leadership Legit Nonprofit Marketing Goals?

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Raising awareness and thought leadership are two of twelve nonprofit marketing goals in our Nonprofit Communications Strategic Planning Card Deck (Amazon). Because there are many ways to define and measure raising awareness and thought leadership, these two goals sometimes get dismissed by critics as superfluous and egotistical.

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Five Most Popular Nonprofit Articles of 2024

NonProfit Leadership Center

During 2024, nonprofit professionals turned to the Nonprofit Leadership Center for resources and support to strengthen their organizations and communities. Nonprofit Leadership Center Key Partner Sulzer, Inc. But what is positive leadership and why should you focus on it?

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Co-Leadership as Practice for an Equitable Future

Stanford Social Innovation Review

By Sandhya Nakhasi , Jennifer Swayne Njuguna & Jess Yupanqui Feingold This week, SSIR is publishing a miniseries on co-leadership. Is co-leadership having a moment? Single leadership is still the default norm, or at least the devil we know. Weve learned that the move to co-leadership need not, at this stage, be ubiquitous.

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Is Your Leadership in Touch with Reality?

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Now I’ve put those realities into a quiz form to help you assess how in touch your nonprofit’s leadership is with these realities. The post Is Your Leadership in Touch with Reality? In my book, The Nonprofit Marketing Guide , I list ten realities of nonprofit marketing. appeared first on Nonprofit Marketing Guide.

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Communicating With Confidence: 5 Tips to Communicate With Groups Effectively

NonProfit Leadership Center

According to research from the Project Management Institute, the biggest predictor of a project’s success — or failure — is communication. Their report found that project managers should spend 90% of their time on communications to ensure a project’s success, and up to 56% of revenue could be lost due to poor communication.