Breaking Down Barriers—and Siloes: Addressing Leadership Challenges in a Remote Environment

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted nonprofits in dramatically different ways, with some organizations scrambling to meet rapidly rising demand and others shrinking to survive the ongoing crisis. Whether an organization’s situation has been one of boom, bust or somewhere in...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the global economy, nonprofits are facing myriad pressures that may result in the need for strategic partnerships. From synergies and resources to missions and cultures, there is much to evaluate before pursuing a joint venture with...

Universities and colleges in the U.S. are facing a challenging paradox. Over the past 20 years, tuition rates have increased a staggering amount, significantly outpacing inflation. For instance, the average tuition and fees for private universities ranked by U.S. News and...

For most people, springtime heralds the beginning of tax season and its time-consuming filing responsibilities. Now imagine that your tax information is public record—anyone who is interested can easily access the financial, governance, executive compensation and operational...

One of the great things about serving the nonprofit industry is working alongside board members and management teams that are equally passionate about their organizations’ missions. However, one of the biggest challenges organizations face is achieving goals in a timely...

Only one thing about COVID-19 seems certain: uncertainty. Over the past year, the nonprofit sector has navigated a range of unanticipated changes due to the pandemic, from remote work to the absence of large gatherings, reduced travel and the like.

To mitigate COVID-19-related disruption, many nonprofit organizations rapidly invested in and deployed technology solutions such as collaboration tools and cloud computing. While this enabled employees to continue their mission-driven work and programs remotely, it wasn’t a...

The past year has challenged organizations like never before. Whether they were responding to sudden increases in demand or fluctuations in revenue, many nonprofits turned to federal relief funding to help them stay afloat and continue serving their communities.