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The Constaré® Group: Why your board needs me
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Thursday, August 5, 2010. Why your board needs me. Written by: Katie Valko. I write to you as a summer intern of the Constaré Group, LLC. Perhaps the junior title alone is enough justification for you to ignore my post but I urge you to keep reading for that very reason. First, picture your organization’s board. How many of them look like me, that is to say, how many of them are younger than thirty? Still coming up short? Should this even matter to the success of your non-profit? Why Try the Younger Set?
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The Constaré® Group: The Nonprofit Sector - Moving at a Slower Pace
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Friday, July 30, 2010. The Nonprofit Sector - Moving at a Slower Pace. Written By: Caitlin Foster, Summer Associate. In today’s society, there are more non-profits than ever. Many of these organizations are providing competing services. Making sure that your non-profit operates at a fast and efficient pace is, therefore, of the utmost importance. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What is the Constaré Group? The Nonprofit Sector - Moving at a Slower Pace.
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The Constaré® Group: Who is in your Tribe?
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010. Who is in your Tribe? How many people in the community (outside your board and staff) know your organization’s most urgent need right now? How many know the number of clients you served last month? How many people could articulate your organization’s mission and vision for change in the next decade? How many people would you say are in your organization’s tribe*? In 2008 75% of nonprofit income came from individuals ( USA Giving Repor. That’s 152 million Americans (give ...
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The Constaré® Group: January 2010
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010. UBIT" off more than you can chew, the Social Venture Quandry. Ok, I admit, that's a horrible play on words above, but it's the reality of the situation. The Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) stymies the entrepreneurial spirit of the nonprofit sector and is so entrenched, yet so misunderstood by even seasoned tax workers. 1 Non-profits pay market-based wages or above and therefore can not use “profits” to undercut the market,. 2 Significantly increased training, supervision a...
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The Constaré® Group: "UBIT" off more than you can chew, the Social Venture Quandry
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010. UBIT" off more than you can chew, the Social Venture Quandry. Ok, I admit, that's a horrible play on words above, but it's the reality of the situation. The Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) stymies the entrepreneurial spirit of the nonprofit sector and is so entrenched, yet so misunderstood by even seasoned tax workers. 1 Non-profits pay market-based wages or above and therefore can not use “profits” to undercut the market,. 2 Significantly increased training, supervision a...
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The Constaré® Group: July 2010
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Friday, July 30, 2010. The Nonprofit Sector - Moving at a Slower Pace. Written By: Caitlin Foster, Summer Associate. In today’s society, there are more non-profits than ever. Many of these organizations are providing competing services. Making sure that your non-profit operates at a fast and efficient pace is, therefore, of the utmost importance. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). What is the Constaré Group? The Nonprofit Sector - Moving at a Slower Pace.
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The Constaré® Group: August 2010
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Thursday, August 19, 2010. A Corporate Spin on Nonprofit Partnerships. Written by: Heidi Eckstein. 8220;Without help from corporations, non-profits will surely find themselves increasingly irrelevant to the 21. Their Our World, Our Family program achieves this by providing financial services expertise to the company’s primary client base. Importantly, the program provides “opportunities for [Western Union] to offer value beyond monetary contributions alone.”. One example of this type of contribution is t...
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The Constaré® Group: A Corporate Spin on Nonprofit Partnerships
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Thursday, August 19, 2010. A Corporate Spin on Nonprofit Partnerships. Written by: Heidi Eckstein. 8220;Without help from corporations, non-profits will surely find themselves increasingly irrelevant to the 21. Their Our World, Our Family program achieves this by providing financial services expertise to the company’s primary client base. Importantly, the program provides “opportunities for [Western Union] to offer value beyond monetary contributions alone.”. One example of this type of contribution is t...
