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SUMMARY:Managing your Nonprofit Effectively
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DTSTART:20191022T050000
DTEND:20191022T120000
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DESCRIPTION: Instructor: Matthew Nash, MBA, mnash@duke.edu&nbsp;Nonprofits 
 must work to ensure that their organizations are effective, efficient an
 d achieves goals.&nbsp; An effective nonprofit means delivering results 
 on issues. Some nonprofits experience cash flow problems, poorly develop
 ed finance, management, and fundraising systems, and inadequate training
  of board and staff in essential skills.&nbsp; Discuss how a nonprofit m
 ust work to be effective.The Nonprofit sector now encompasses 1.5 millio
 n organizations, from universities to hospitals to environmental groups.
 &nbsp; Human service organizations account for approximately one-third o
 f public charities.&nbsp; Donors tend to consider a nonprofit&rsquo;s ef
 fectiveness as they decide where to invest philanthropic dollars. &nbsp;
 &nbsp;&nbsp;Learning ObjectivesUnderstand the importance of managing eff
 ective nonprofitsLearn tips for running an effective nonprofitBio:&nbsp;
  Matthew T.A. Nash, MBA, is the managing director for social entrepreneu
 rship for the Duke Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative. He is als
 o an adjunct professor of the practice at Duke&rsquo;s Sanford School of
  Public Policy, where he teaches undergraduate courses on social innovat
 ion and human-centered design. He is a senior fellow with the Duke Cente
 r for International Development, and past executive director of the Cent
 er for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, where he co-founded t
 he Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke.&nbsp; Matt has extensive
  domestic and international social and public sector experience in socia
 l innovation, social enterprise, strategic planning, organization develo
 pment, performance measurement, board development and governance, busine
 ss process transformation, and leadership development.Click here to regi
 ster.&nbsp;
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 EN""><HTML><BODY>\n<p><strong>Instructor:</strong> Matthew Nash, MBA, <a
  href="mailto:mnash@duke.edu">mnash@duke.edu&nbsp;</a></p><p>Nonprofits 
 must work to ensure that their organizations are effective, efficient an
 d achieves goals.&nbsp; An effective nonprofit means delivering results 
 on issues. Some nonprofits experience cash flow problems, poorly develop
 ed finance, management, and fundraising systems, and inadequate training
  of board and staff in essential skills.&nbsp; Discuss how a nonprofit m
 ust work to be effective.</p><p>The Nonprofit sector now encompasses 1.5
  million organizations, from universities to hospitals to environmental 
 groups.&nbsp; Human service organizations account for approximately one-
 third of public charities.&nbsp; Donors tend to consider a nonprofit&rsq
 uo;s effectiveness as they decide where to invest philanthropic dollars.
  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Learning Objectives</strong></p><ol><l
 i>Understand the importance of managing effective nonprofits</li><li>Lea
 rn tips for running an effective nonprofit</li></ol><p><strong>Bio:&nbsp
 ;</strong> Matthew T.A. Nash, MBA, is the managing director for social e
 ntrepreneurship for the Duke Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative.
  He is also an adjunct professor of the practice at Duke&rsquo;s Sanford
  School of Public Policy, where he teaches undergraduate courses on soci
 al innovation and human-centered design. He is a senior fellow with the 
 Duke Center for International Development, and past executive director o
 f the Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, where he co
 -founded the Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke.&nbsp; Matt has
  extensive domestic and international social and public sector experienc
 e in social innovation, social enterprise, strategic planning, organizat
 ion development, performance measurement, board development and governan
 ce, business process transformation, and leadership development.</p><p><
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