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Go Old School.Use A Flip Chart For Gathering Ideas

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Thursday, August 12, 2010 Go Old School.Use A Flip Chart For Gathering Ideas Heres a great idea from communications consultant, speaker and author David Grossman : And, yes its old school. Grossman recommends that when you have something you want to get your employees input on, post a question on a flip chart in your department or office.

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Run a Productive, Fun Nonprofit Board Meeting

Get Fully Funded

There are two things that can help A LOT here: organizational by-laws and Board member job descriptions. By-laws What do by-laws have to do with Board meetings? If your by-laws do NOT include these things, you and your Board need to make this a priority to create these policies and amend your by-laws as soon as possible.

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Community-Driven Social Impact: Presentation, Case Studies, and Workshop

Amy Sample Ward

Well, you’ll find that much of the work that involves your community, whether it’s building up the community, working on engagement, listening, evaluation, or anything else, involves strategy that goes in a circle. Not exactly as simply as the goldfish, but one that after a few steps feeds back to the beginning. Strive to Be Replaced.

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Balance the Spontaneous and Strategic of Social Media: Newsjacking and Obamacare

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

The Glasspocket’s blog has a post from Claire Gibbons, a senior program officer in the Research & Evaluation Unit at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that illustrates or describes the change. (KD Paine and I devoted an entire chapter to this topic in our forthcoming book , Measuring the Networked Nonprofit.).

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Trust in Your Production Models with Bias Monitoring

DataRobot

Evaluating bias is an important part of developing a model. After the models have been built, we can begin evaluating them using the Bias and Fairness insight. The feature “Gender” is selected, and we can see that the chart is displaying the computed Proportional Parity scores for men and women. Checking Models for Bias.

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9 Best Practices for Strong Nonprofit Financial Management

sgEngage

The laws—and the trust of your donors and funders—say so. How to do it Create a separate account for each fund in your segmented chart of accounts and assign each transaction to the appropriate fund. You can also use reports to identify your strengths and weaknesses and evaluate your effectiveness.

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5 Tips For Generating Ideas From Employees

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Dont evaluate or criticize ideas when they are first suggested. 3 Coaching And Mentoring Tips How To Avoid 8 Common Performance Evaluation Pitfa. So, be sure you provide the forums and mechanisms for your employees to share their ideas with you. Hold at least a few brainstorming sessions each year, as well. Ask for wild ideas.

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