Guest Blog Archives - Page 23 of 33

April 2, 2022

Datasource Provides Nonprofits Background Checks

Datasource Provides Nonprofits Background Checks introduces charities to a proven service for employee and client screening. “Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you’re going to get.” A phrase that was born in 1994, spoken as the opening scene in the forever memorable, “Forrest Gump”. The hiring process can be unpredictable and deciding who to bring onto your staff is tough but running a background check seems simple, right? It should […]

April 2, 2022

Kelvin Taketa Feeding America National Board Chair

Kelvin Taketa Feeding America National Board Chair celebrates a great American Nonprofit and their newest champion. Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization, announced today that Kelvin H. Taketa retired President and CEO of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation (HCF), has been elected as Chair of the Feeding America National Board of Directors. His term will begin on July 1, the beginning of Feeding America’s 2023 fiscal year. “Kelvin is a leader of vision with […]

April 3, 2022

Lucy Reed – Lifelong Learning for Nonprofit Leaders

Lucy Reed – Lifelong Learning for Community Leaders is one expert’s take on personal development for nonprofit executives. Lucy is founder of gigmine.co. Life is busy, and sometimes things become so hectic that just getting daily tasks done is a challenge. But countless professionals and community leaders find that personal growth and development is an essential part of their leadership trajectory. NANOE shares a few ways you can jump-start your lifelong learning so you can […]

April 3, 2022

Norman Gildin Asks, “Is It Time To Throw In The Towel?”

Norman Gildin Asks, “When Is It Time To Throw In The Towel?” is one veteran’s take on nonprofit management decision-making. I always wondered where the expression “it’s time to throw in the towel” came from. You may recognize it as an old boxing term. When defeat is inevitable, the fighter or his manager throws his towel into the ring signifying that the fight is over. The boxer has exhausted all opportunities to win or even […]