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How To Onboard Project Resources by Danielle Garza

Guest Post by Danielle Garza We’ve all been there before. When it has to happen it can be a frustrating process to go through, but it happens to all of us at some point: a highly visible or mission critical project in midstream needs to have one or more key project resources added or replaced. …

Should the MD have a vote? – a dilemma

Victor is a director on a medium sized listed company board. The Chairman has been ill for several months and is not going to get better. He has announced that he wishes to retire. The Managing Director is keen that one of the directors, who had a strong track record as an executive within the …

DisasterReady.org

New, FREE disaster crisis management resource If the disasters of recent years have taught us anything, it’s that trained volunteers have the power to make a massive difference in the lives of those affected. To that point, DisasterReady.org has been established by the Cornerstone OnDemand Foundation to “increase the preparedness and effectiveness of humanitarian aid …

Who will you lift up today?

Was listening to the radio and heard an uplifting speaker share four things you can do to lift up others. I encourage you to do this with everyone in your life. To get started, I would take advantage of Mothers Day coming up to see how you can uplift the mothers in your life. 1. …

Spiritual side of social enterprise

I was intrigued and inspired this morning by the following, which the Social Enterprise Alliance posted yesterday on the npEnterprise Forum: Eric Dawson, an Ashoka fellow and the CEO of Peace First, recently wrote a beautiful piece for Social Enterprise Alliance. It’s about working for social change that we may never see happen in our …

What is a Grant Cover Letter and Why Should I Write One?

In my December 6th (2012) post, I introduced the third step in the four-step grantsmanship process: Grant Proposal Development; and I also briefly introduced the cover letter. This month’s Grants Posting will provide more information on what to include in a cover letter and why you should write one. I’ll start with recommendations from the …

Every Employee is a Crisis Manager

Take these steps and make every employee a crisis management asset Sure, your employees are hired to fill specific roles, but anyone who’s been in the middle of a crisis situation knows that a whole new set of responsibilities pops up, whether you’re ready or not. BCM president Jonathan Bernstein was recently interviewed for a …