January 12, 2017

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Proper Planning Prevents Poor Meeting Performance

Many of the employees we meet in Center-led Risk Assessments yearn for a more generous communications loop in their organizations. Our team has also observed the growing interdependency of work tasks and the need for thoughtful collaboration and communication. Email and instant...

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December 30, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

How to Go Around or Over the Bumps in the Road

This holiday season has been a hectic one for me. The eve of Thanksgiving Day, I drove a few hours to visit family in West Virginia, and I hit a buck on the highway going 70 MPH. Miraculously my boyfriend...

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December 30, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Give Thanks & Fill Your Piggy Bank: Risk-Savvy Year-End Fundraising Appeals

Once again, it’s time to start dreaming of turkey, taters, and cranberry sauce. Soon Thanksgiving will be upon us, which also means it is time for year-end fundraising appeals–an opportunity to give thanks to donors and share a cornucopia of...

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December 30, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Lessons on Learning

This month I’ve been reading Nonsense: The Power of Not Knowing, by Jamie Holmes. One of the memorable reminders in the book is about the importance of learning, something my team has been focused on recently as we prepare to unveil...

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December 30, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Say What? How Unconscious Bias Affects Our Perceptions

You probably regularly encounter situations where you are convinced that you know exactly what is going on, only to find out that things are the exact opposite of what you thought. When it comes to how we view our environment...

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December 30, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Networking Know-How

Nonprofit leaders often wear multiple hats and many of us begin our workday with an impossible to-do list and a packed schedule. Once you have a clear schedule and routine, there may be little time left for workplace activities that...

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December 29, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

You’ve Got a Friend in Me

“When the road looks rough ahead, and you’re miles and miles from your nice warm bed… you just remember what your old pal said, ‘Boy, you’ve got a friend in me.'” – You’ve Got a Friend In Me, by Randy...

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December 29, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

5 Questions to Re-Focus Your Risk Function

A colleague recently sent me a copy of "The Five Most Important Questions You Will Ever Ask About Your Organization," a book organized around a short list of simple but provocative and powerful questions. In a series of essays authored...

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December 27, 2016

Resource Type: Articles

Foreign Agent Registration & Funding Restrictions for NGOs

Any U.S.-based nonprofit that operates internationally must cling to a complex web of regulations in each country where its presence is felt. Local labor laws, restrictions on financial transactions and banking, and restrictions on the use of foreign consultants are...

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December 27, 2016

Resource Type: Risk Management Essentials

The International Issue

Download PDF What's Inside Safe and Secure: Supporting International Staff Foreign Agent Registration & Funding Restrictions for NGOs Go Global and Get Local: Complying with International Employment Laws We Are the World: International Staff Screening

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