Building the Future: A Legacy of Success
Develop What? Creating a Legacy of Pride Contributing to a blog is like contributing to the Pharmacy of Life: Some days we’re [...]
Not Performing to Your Potential? Maybe It’s Time for Some Self-Reflection
It's important that we take the time to look ourselves in the mirror and evaluate how we're performing.
Pajama Parties? Three Rules for Running Virtual Meetings
In my last blog post “I Get to Work in My Pajamas,” I got a ton of great comments and [...]
The Team, a Little Faith and Fundraising Success!
Last week I introduced you to my fundraising revolution. Are you fired up and ready to join? I know I [...]
It’s Time to Make Room at the Table
As we prepare for the generational transfer of wealth, we need to transfer brain power as well. Is your Board of Directors prepared?
Do you want to be extraordinary or average?
The First Noble Truths of Fundraising of is Open. You need to be open to ideas, to new ways of looking at your fundraising program, to data, to measuring your results, to managing your staff… okay; you basically need to open to everything.
Your Team’s Success Begins with Good Goal Setting
Good goals provide an agreed-upon structure or context within which progress can be evaluated. Without this context, it's hard to assess progress and growth.
Jargon and Acronyms—You Said What??
Here are some common and not so common terms you may come across and now you won’t have to ask that embarrassing question – “What did they say?”
Data Dictionary: Variables and Analytical Learning
Analytics can be overwhelming or confusing without the proper context. This month, I will attempt to explain what some of that crazy jargon is.
Don’t Forget to Refill the Tank!
Ok, how many of you have run out of gas in your car? I know it is not an easy [...]
