The president and vice president of consulting firm Achieve help you understand the basic process of finding, engaging, and working with a consultant....

The president and vice president of consulting firm Achieve help clarify whether hiring a development director is a wise investment for your organization's future or a misguided use of tight resources....

Mary Genis, a leadership development expert and executive director of the Tyra Banks TZONE Foundation, offers tips and strategies for refocusing the content and delivery of traditional capacity-building efforts....

Media expert Karen Roberts makes the case for not skimping on your organization's Web site, and blocks out the Web development process in five simple steps....

Nonprofit management consultants Tom Adams and Kim Moore offer a detailed case study designed to show how funders can assist their grantee organizations with leadership transition....

Naomi Harris, a communications specialist with JVC Consulting, shares ideas on how your organization can create or enhance an existing inclusiveness policy to strengthen its impact in racially and ethnically diverse communities.....

Consultant and motivational speaker Joanne G. Sujansky outlines fifteen cost-effective ways to make sure your organization's best employees remain happy, productive, and engaged....

Richard Moyers, director of the Nonprofit Sector Fund at the Meyer Foundation, shares lessons learned from the program's efforts to help nonprofits hire and work with consultants....

Cohen, president and chief investment officer of Community Capital Management, argues that mission-based investing is an excellent way to generate healthy returns as well as social benefit....

In the third installment of a new series about museums and green design, Sarah S. Brophy, a Maryland-based consultant specializing in grant writing for museums, discusses how museum boards and staff can "become green" along with their operations....

The second installment in our three-part series on sustainable museums covers how to model responsible environmental practices, and how going green can be helpful for collecting institutions....

Christine Sculati, a San Francisco-based consultant who works with social justice and environmental nonprofits, gives real-life examples of nonprofits using podcasting — at low cost — to reach their audiences....

In the first installment of a new series about museums and green design, Sarah S. Brophy, a Maryland-based consultant specializing in grant writing for museums, provides an overview of the funding landscape for museums thinking about going green....

In the fifth and final installment of our series on sustainable design for nonprofit organizations, Holly Lennihan, RA, LEED(®)AP, a project manager at Hickok Cole Architects in Washington, D.C., provides an overview of funding sources for your susta

In the fourth installment of our series on sustainable design for nonprofit organizations, Susan Pelczynski, IIDA, LEED®AP, a senior associate at Hickok Cole Architects in Washington, D.C., explains the value — economic and otherwise — of

In the third installment of our series on sustainable design for nonprofit organizations, Holly Lennihan, RA, LEED(®)AP, a project manager at Hickok Warner Cole Architects in Washington, D.C., explains how nonprofit organizations can use simple techn

In the second article of PND's new series on "green design" for the nonprofit sector, Tove Anderson, project manager at Hickok Cole Architects in Washington, D.C., looks at the LEED certification system and explains how green design is also smart design..

In the first installment of a new series devoted to sustainable design for nonprofit organizations, Yolanda Cole, AIA, LEED®AP, a principal at Hickok Warner Cole Architects in Washington, D.C., explains why a sustainable design approach to office spa