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Author:
Garry, Joan, author.
Title:
Joan Garry's guide to nonprofit leadership : because the world is counting on you / Joan Garry.
Edition:
2nd edition.
Publisher:
Wiley,
Copyright Date:
2021
Description:
xxvii, 291 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Subject:
Nonprofit organizations--Management.
Boards of directors.
Leadership.
Boards of directors.
Leadership.
Nonprofit organizations--Management.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The superpowers of nonprofit leadership -- You've got to get me at hello -- Co-pilots in a twin-engine plane -- Why boards matter -- The key is not in the answers. It's in the questions. -- You can do this -- Managing the paid and the unpaid -- The small and the mighty -- When it hits the fan -- Hello, I must be going -- You are the champions.
Summary:
"In each chapter, you will find honesty, wit, compassion, and actions you can put into motion ASAP to improve your ability to share your leadership effectively. Garry offers a recipe for a real partnership between an executive director and a board chair. She draws on her own staff and board experience and her work with hundreds of clients to share what it takes to be a first class fundraiser and public speaker. She will also offer practical advice on managing crises, graceful exits (those two not always connected) and organizational transition. Throughout, Garry's belief in the power of storytelling as core to nonprofit success shines through. In this book, Garry establishes her role as your biggest champion, your fiercest advocate and a coach offering authentic, practical and actionable advice to enable you to find the joy in the messiness of the nonprofit sector. Joan is planning an update of approx. 30% new content. This will be achieved in the form of a new introduction in which she addresses some of the changes in the NP landscape in the last 2-3 years and her first-hand experience dealing with those changes for and with her clients. She will also be including 2 new chapters; one on the unique power that smaller nonprofits possess in today's world of social-media born social movements; the second detailing the struggles that these smaller nonprofits often face, and how she helps them to overcome those struggles"-- Provided by publisher.
ISBN:
1119730481
9781119730484
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1230253609
LCCN:
2020055809
Locations:
GMPD771 -- Pleasant Hill Public Library (Pleasant Hill)

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