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April 14, 2021

2min Sneak Preview Video – NANOE’s Celebration of Heroes

VISIT HERE TO BECOME A NANOE MEMBER TODAY NANOE’s Board of Governors Convention & Expo will be hosted Nationwide as a live virtual event on April 20-21, 2021. NANOE and their 2,400 members will be CELEBRATED AS HEROES! NANOE Co-Founder & Board Chairman, Bishop Redfern II, declared, “NANOE Members are the innovators and critical thinkers THAT WILL CHANGE NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT FOREVER!” With laughter and inspiration Redfern promised, “the only way to change others is to first change ourselves.” NANOE is […]

May 30, 2021

NANOE America’s Nonprofit Network Exceeds 2,400 Members

NANOE America’s Nonprofit Network Exceeds 2,400 Members overviews National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executive (NANOE) exponential growth as explained by NANOE’s Board Chairman Bishop Redfern II. Headquartered in Washington, D.C. NANOE was established 2016 as an alternative to the failing establishment nonprofit associations whose memberships are in severe decline. Chairman Redfern insists, “NANOE Members are the innovators and critical thinkers THAT WILL CHANGE NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT FOREVER!” With laughter and inspiration Redfern promised, “the only way to change […]

July 25, 2021

Timothy Miller – Nonprofits Who Go to Scale

Timothy Miller – Nonprofits Who Go to Scale is Miller’s take on four nonprofits who have achieved significant impact. Here’s what he has to share: One would assume that if an organization is not for profit, then they wouldn’t achieve success. It turns out you can put your organization on the map even if you’re doing good and expecting nothing in return. After all, profit is not the only way for an organization to thrive […]

October 7, 2021

Lester Salamon Nonprofit Innovater…His Legacy Lives On

Lester Salamon Nonprofit Innovater Lives On is a testament to one of NANOE’s greatest influences. Dr. Lester M. Salamon, who died August 20, 2021, has been described as one of the world’s most prolific and influential scholars of nonprofit organizations. That we think of the nonprofit and civil society sector as a sector at all is due in large part to the work of early scholars in the field like Salamon and the research teams he galvanized. […]