To my fellow introverted nonprofit leaders, remember: you don’t have to abandon your natural temperament to thrive. You simply need to lean into moments of connection with intention, authenticity, and care. Your nonprofit depends on it. Step out, smile, and build bridges—it’s a small price to pay for a thriving, resilient community and mission. Together, let’s make a difference.
To fulfill their fiduciary duties, nonprofit executives and board members must regularly review and understand key financial reports. These reports provide critical insights into the organization's financial health, ensure transparency, and support informed decision-making. In this article, I outline the essential financial reports that nonprofit leaders should monitor and why they matter.
The Impossible Job of Nonprofit CEOs: Finding Balance in the Midst of Chaos By Dr. Mark Smutny, President, Civic Reinventions, Inc. Being an executive director or CEO of a nonprofit…
Introduction: The role of an Executive Director is pivotal in the success of any nonprofit organization, particularly business associations. They serve as the face of the organization, leading strategic initiatives,…