7 Steps to a Strong Nonprofit Back Office

7 Steps to a Strong Nonprofit Back Office

Nonprofit organizations often struggle with resources, whether it is human resource, financial or something else. The challenge is always the same, to do more with less. Better and more efficient results can be achieved by implementing approaches that will make you work smarter, but not necessarily harder. These techniques can result in huge cost savings, increase engagement of the organization’s board members and better utilization of technology. As you look at your organization, all of these create a back office that is strong and resilient.

Key Takeaways:

  • Working smarter and not harder focuses on saving money where you can, engaging the audience as much as possible and utilizing technology to the fullest.
  • To save money as a nonprofit make sure you have the right vendor and the right tool for the job at a reasonable price for the market.
  • When choosing to upgrade equipment, technology in particular, weigh the benefit of an increase in productivity against the actual cost of the purchase.

“I know a lot of you’ve already done that. That’s super fun. We’d love to hear from you. You can also send us a tweet if you want to use Twitter. That’s cool. We’ll keep an eye on that there. There’s also Q&A box.”

Read more: https://bloomerang.co/blog/video-7-steps-to-a-strong-nonprofit-back-office/

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2021-05-10T21:19:20-04:00March 25th, 2021|Summaries|

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