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June 20, 2018

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Not Here: Zero Tolerance for Inappropriate Workplace Conduct

Last year I attended a leadership conference hosted by Camp Fire, a nonprofit dedicated to helping young people to “find their spark, lift their voices, and discover who they are.” During the opening keynote session, Hal Gregersen, Executive Director of...

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June 20, 2018

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Workplace Wellness: Managing Risks to Employee Health & Productivity

Although most nonprofits are founded on deeply-rooted principles of service and compassion, nonprofit leaders sometimes forget to care for their own employees. During the day-to-day grind, employees may also forget to take care of themselves. Employee wellness is a potentially...

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January 2, 2018

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COI: Candor Or Inhibition? Managing Conflicts Of Interest

Hopefully gone are the days when nonprofit stakeholders might sweep potential conflicts of interest under the rug. Nonprofits are held to high standards of ethics, which call upon nonprofit leaders to candidly assess real or perceived conflicts of interest. As...

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January 2, 2018

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An Eye for Ethics: Quelling Confusion about Ethical Quandaries

Most nonprofit leaders would enthusiastically agree that ethical conduct and core values are key to the success of their community-serving missions. Yet among your co-workers and peers, how acute is awareness of ethical dilemmas in every-day decisions? Do colleagues have...

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September 7, 2017

Resource Type: Articles

Lost in Space: Managing Facility Rental Risks

The goal of maximizing the use of your nonprofit’s facilities is an admirable one. For many organizations, permitting—or encouraging—other nonprofits to use temporarily or regularly vacant space is a practical way to advance your organization’s reputation in the community and...

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September 7, 2017

Resource Type: Articles

Facility Agility: Planning for Facility Emergencies

What is facility agility? Facilities might be static assets that can’t be considered agile, but nonprofit leaders must remain agile in order to resume or maintain operations in the wake of a crisis or emergency. The NRMC team has heard more...

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September 7, 2017

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A Blueprint for Facility Risk Management

Nonprofits own and operate many different kinds of facilities. Although in other business functions, risk may be less visible or apparent, the facilities we occupy are under our feet and above our heads every day. From warehouses to recreational spaces...

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June 28, 2017

Resource Type: Articles

The Garden of Risk Oversight: Positioning the Board to Cultivate Strategic Risk-Taking

When considering the myriad risks facing a nonprofit organization, one could identify many risks that should be safeguarded against, mitigated, or prevented if possible. Strategic risks are another animal altogether, or more appropriately, a garden of risks that—if properly tended...

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June 28, 2017

Resource Type: Articles

Create A Risk Management Function That’s Built To Last

Many nonprofit organizations have made it a priority to integrate risk-aware thinking and decision-making into day-to-day operations and strategic planning. Plenty of organizations demonstrate expertise in managing risks related to programs, facilities, and clientele. But nonprofits' ever-changing risk landscape invites...

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January 16, 2017

Resource Type: Articles

Youth Program Sample Code of Conduct

S A M P L E This form may be adapted to use with preteen or teenage participants in your program. You may wish to make the language less formal or the vocabulary less sophisticated, depending on the developmental stage...

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