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Learning to Love the Re-Org: How We Executed a Staff Restructuring

Museum 2.0

When we had seven people, we barely needed an organizational chart. I had never heard anyone at any organization say, “that re-org sure was great!” Running a small, unorthodox nonprofit, I’d had bad experiences with consultants who didn’t seem to give us their full attention. As it turned out, everyone’s job changed.

Org 20
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The Future of Nonprofit Technology: Some Predictions

NTEN

It doesn't feel like real money to people, because they text and the contribution is simply added to their bill. More orgs will hire CTOs. Technology will finally enter the c-suite of not-for-profit orgs. Is it because we like hiring more senior people? The hottest org in 2020? We'll still be cheapskates.

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Nonprofit Consulting Firms: 26 Leaders in Their Spaces

DNL OmniMedia

Getting Attention – Google Grants. Astron Solutions exclusively works with nonprofits and small businesses, so they understand the unique challenges of organizations that want to grow by investing in their own people. Getting Attention: Top Nonprofit Consulting Firm for Google Grants. EXPLORE Getting Attention.

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Tech Across Your Org: Sharing a Cause and Data Across Multiple Orgs

NTEN

We’re a nonprofit, data-driven social media PR agency with one client, the ocean, and one goal: more people talking about the ocean. Blue” orgs get a small fraction of environment funding. Attention on ocean issues is the currency of our collaboration. Sharability” is the mechanics of how we make attention abundant.

Org 59
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The Activity Level Discussion in Museums: Is a Role Marketplace an Answer?

Museum 2.0

I'd managed for ages by then, and I'd certainly put in place change management. But if you want other people's projects canned so your great projects can continue, then we have gotten nowhere. It's a pernicious culture of seeing rank-and-file staff as costs, not assets, nevermind as people. People make museums.

Museum 27