Implementation

When People Look Outward, Look Inward

When I saw younger employees focused on building their resumés, my reaction was not to worry that they might be thinking of finding work elsewhere.

The Urge to Show Results

Sometimes, when a leader steps into a new role, they feel pressure to demonstrate that their work is making a tangible difference.

When Everything Is a Priority, Nothing Is a Priority

The problem is rarely a shortage of good ideas. It's more likely a shortage of discipline about which ideas to pursue.

Ancestral Land Returned... After 175 Years!

Last month, the Washoe Tribe purchased over 10,000 acres of ancestral land north of Lake Tahoe, California. It’s land they were pushed off during the California Gold Rush, 175 years ago. Now it’s thei

Practical Hiring Tips for Nonprofits

We’ve been partnering with the Miller Center for nearly a year now, focusing on enhancing leadership development programming for social entrepreneurs addressing critical global challenges. Linda Keega

Volunteers and the Nonprofit "Job to be Done"

Let’s talk about an important group that we too often overlook in our discussions of nonprofits: our volunteers. Famed management guru Clayton Christensen has a thesis that can help us appreciate volu