Practical guidance for sourcing and diligence; low-cost ways to develop employees
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By Betsy Doyle, Lyell Sakaue, and Lauren Shaughnessy |
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Sourcing and diligence processes are at the heart of funders’ ability to meet the moment.
This article provides practical guidance for donors who want to use their sourcing and diligence processes to increase their contributions in ways that build trust with those doing the hard work and center equity in their decision making. Read more >>
Related Resource
By Tiffany Yang and Lyell Sakaue
Go deeper: This resource list compiles articles and reports on nonprofit sourcing and diligence for philanthropy audiences published over the past 20 years. Read more >> |
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By Lindsey Waldron, Preeta Nayak, Teni Lanre-Amos, and Bradley Seeman |
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| With a few simple practices, nonprofits and NGOs can turn a talent development process into an employee retention tool, a leadership pipeline strategy, and a step toward a more inclusive workforce—all at the same time. Read more >> |
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Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Time: 1–2 p.m. ET | 10–11 a.m. PT
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Talent development and retention are persistent challenges many nonprofit and NGO leaders face. Luckily, with a few simple practices, organizations can use their talent development processes to meet both challenges—and build inclusive workforces in the process.
Join this complimentary webinar to discover how. We'll cover:
- A practical, powerful way of building skills and capabilities (the 70/20/10 approach, based on research by The Center for Creative Leadership)
- How this approach can help transform the culture of an organization, drive professional growth for a more diverse set of leaders, and meet future leadership needs
- Ready-to-use templates and resources, including sample competencies and example plans
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There are huge shifts in donor mindsets and practice needed to encourage endowment giving. These seven steps can help nonprofit leaders of color open the dialogue with funders on endowments.
Read more on Bridgespan.org >> |
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What actually happens when nonprofits receive large, unrestricted grants? Five years later, we explore the experience of 21 US nonprofits after receiving large, unrestricted grants from Ballmer Group.
Read more on CEP.org >> |
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