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Leading with Innovation: Becoming a Chief Future Officer

sgEngage

The role of a Chief Financial Officer has always been to use data to tell the story of your organization’s past, present, and future. While these are all still part of a typical CFO’s role, in recent years there has been an increased emphasis on having a future-oriented mindset. Who needs a crystal ball when you have data?

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Evaluating Networks and their Effectiveness

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I entered the community as a foundation evaluator wanting to find the best strategies and tools for documenting and learning about networks but also for measuring those difficult-to-pin-down outcomes and impact. Evaluation can also help foundations get the feedback they need to modulate their role and influence.

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5 Steps to Prepare for a Successful Nonprofit Website Redesign

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Confidence to initiate engagement with your staff and stakeholders and define roles and goals. Do you have a web team with staff in multiple roles and with different skill sets? By the end of this guide, you’ll have: A framework to get a comprehensive view of your website, how it is doing, and potential improvements that can be made.

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How to Create an AI Policy Your Grantmaking Organization Will Use

sgEngage

Your AI policy should encourage staff members to experiment and think creatively about their roles to see if there are other opportunities that still fit within the established guidelines. Begin by articulating the purpose of the policy and explaining why AI is a beneficial tool for your organization.

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Key Qualities and Skills to Look for in Potential Board Members

Blue Avocado

. — Jeff Guyett from Community Action Center A Commitment to the Entire Role, Not Just the Fun Parts It’s important for board members to understand that they can’t selectively fulfill their duties. Effective governance requires a commitment to all aspects of their role, not just the parts that might seem most appealing or convenient.

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Three Tips To Improve Social Media Results

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Get your board members to play a role in your social media effort. Keep your ratings and reviews on nonprofit evaluation sites up to date. It might not matter if you’re very effective at serving people, if you can’t articulate that clearly. It has to do with engaging your audience. They’ll judge you on that.).

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Technology policies and practices to leave behind in 2025

Candid

Yet, we see that many organizations are still quick to limit or cut back technology-related investments of all kinds, including training, evaluation, planning, and community feedback. Organizations need to realize that treating technology as a peripheral expense actually limits mission delivery and effectiveness.

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