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Improvisation Over Strategy: What Nonprofit Managers Can Learn from Theater

NonProfit Quarterly

Ten years later, we have distinct functions of finance, which includes accounting, operations, and information technology. Once you have defined the function, you look at your criteria for recruitment. There was an executive director at the time and everyone else kind of did everything.

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Transforming Workplace Culture to Attract Gen Z to the Public Sector

Stanford Social Innovation Review

State and local government employees play a significant role in supporting and uplifting their local communities by making a direct impact through the essential services they provide such as policing, engineering, maintenance, skilled trades, dispatch, and information technology.

Culture 103
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A Blueprint for Designing Better Digital Government Services

Stanford Social Innovation Review

There’s a chorus of voices in the growing public interest technology movement working to shift this stubborn paradigm to proactively and persistently center people at the heart of each interaction between government and the customer. So, how do we—and other future and existing government leaders—get there?

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From HeLa Cells to Digital Health: Navigating the Promises and Pitfalls of Modern Clinical Research

NonProfit Quarterly

In todays rapidly evolving landscape, digital health innovations, driven by advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and robotics, are reshaping clinical research in some promising ways. 40 The ethical problems vis--vis race-based medical data are increasing as digital technology use grows.

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