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Non-Profit Organization
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Optimzing Results in
Non-Profits |
Familiar
benchmarks, guideposts, and milestones are changing in
our turbulent times. We have entered
not only a new century, but a new era. Many planning
strategies of the past will need to be tossed out. It is important
to create organizations for the future that achieve
more. Fast
forward organizations consider not only performance, but
also personnel. Today, the business, government, and
social sector all speak a common language. It is a language
understood by leaders of all three sectors. It is a language
of vision, mission, health, workforce models, purposeful
abandonment, and leadership recruitment, development,
deployment and retention.
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Managing
Pain |
Roundhouse
Advisors has worked with non-profits with meaningful
missions who thrived in good times and survived in
tenuous times.
Pain comes at inconvenient moments such as when
there is:
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Retirement,
replacement or resignation of the
CEO
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Severe reduction in
resouces occure due to economic downturns and a new
fund development strategy is
critical.
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Realization the
organization has grown too big too
fast
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Inability to link
the mission to the workflow
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Revisit the
mission, restate values, clarify the needs of the
organization's customers, and engage in purposeful
abandonment. |
Managing
Growth |
Behind
every problem there is often an opportunity. Periodically new
sources of revenue from government grants, foundation
priorities, abandoned programs, etc. permit expanded
services and new programs. We look at areas
untapped that will align with your organizations vision
and mission.
It is important to work with your team to match
new opportunities with staffing, workflow and
accountability.
The focus is on those
areas that can be funded and generate results.
Napolean
said three things are necessary to fight a war: money,
money and money.
Drucker says the non-profit needs four things, a
plan, marketing, people and money. All need to be
managed to grow.
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Managing Transition &
Abandonment |
Many
organizations find themselves in transition, a neutral
zone. They
need to move forward under new leadership, expanded
opportunities, or in some cases purposeful abandonment
of existing programs and initiatives.
The
future is unclear. There is a need to unfreeze the
present, shape the transformation needed, and refreeze
the mission and work flow going forward. Letting go,
grabbing hold, and owning the improvements and
abandonments becomes necessary in order for the
organization to thrive. Unclear
program designs and anticipated outcomes may need review
and revision.
RoundHouse
Advisors together with your management team devise a
blueprint for the alternate strategies for improvement,
results and a forward
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