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Resources for Leadership
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Daring To Lead 2006
This report from the Meyer Foundation and CompassPoint Nonprofit
Services is a comprehensive national study of executive leadership at
community-based nonprofits. Based on nearly 2,000 surveys from 8
metropolitan areas, the report provides current data on executive
turnover, compensation, career plans, and retirement. It also explores
leading causes of executive burnout and identifies the skills that
community-based executives most want and need to build along with the
professional development strategies that they employ. The report
concludes with recommendations to executives, boards, funders and
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Executive Transitions: Grant Makers and Nonprofit Leadership Change
Even for seasoned funders, supporting
leadership transitions can be a tricky business. Where is the
fine line between helping and intruding? What interventions
work? And how can a grant maker play a constructive role? With
this guide from GrantCraft, learn
how to take up the transition challenge, engage with
boards, support new CEOs, and help grantees use the moment to go
in promising new directions.
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Investing in
Leadership: Inspiration and Ideas from Philanthropy's
New Frontier
Grantmakers for Effective
Organizations |
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Wise Decision-Making
in Uncertain Times:
Using Nonprofit Resources Effectively
Foundation Center ($34.95)
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Creative Extremism
(PDF, 18 pages)
ABFE's 2006 James A. Joseph Lecture
by Willis K. Bright Jr., formerly of Honeywell Foundation and
Community Relations |
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Executive
Transitions: Grant Makers
and Nonprofit Leadership Change
Grantcraft |
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How to Stem the
Nonprofit-Leadership Deficit
Chronicle of Philanthropy (requires
paid registration)
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Emerging leaders: |
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To Grad School or Not To Grad School?
OnPhilanthropy |
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Back to School to
Save the World: A Guide to Degree Programs
OnPhilanthropy.com
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Long Hours, Low Pay Turn Off Young Nonprofit Workers,
Study Finds
Chronicle
of Philanthropy, 3/13/07
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Troubling Questions on
Future Leadership for Nonprofits
Future
Leaders in Philanthropy blog, 4/18/07
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Companies' Commitment to
Volunteering Attracts Young Employees
Foundation Center, 4/22/07
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New Voices of Philanthropy
blog
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EPIP (Emerging
Practitioners in Philanthropy) |
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Leadership Emergence and Development
Project (LEAD) |
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Perspectives from the
Pipeline |
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Future Leaders in Philanthropy blog |
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Recruiting and Retaining the Next Generation
of Nonprofit Leadership [pdf]
A study from the Initiative for Nonprofit Sector Careers
examines the “missed” connections between nonprofit
organizations, college seniors, and offices of career
services. |
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Generation Change and the Leadership of
Nonprofit Organizations
[pdf]
Research from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the
Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund indicates that
leadership transitions from the Baby Boom generation to
Generations X and Y will become more common within the
nonprofit sector. This report delivers a series of
recommendations on how a variety of stakeholders can
improve the hand-off from this generation of leaders to
the next. |
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