Community involvement makes good business sense. Encouraging your employees to be involved in the causes they feel strongly about can strengthen your image as a responsible corporate citizen. Actively supporting employee volunteerism – especially as board and committee leaders – can open up new avenues of professional development and build business contacts. And there are skills in your employee pool that would be very valuable in the nonprofit community – such as those in marketing and sales, technical, legal, finance, graphic design, training, personnel or other professional areas. Read More
Often during the course of a campaign, an organization will redirect at least once. Changes in the economy, the leadership of the organization, or other factors will make such redirects necessary. Even so, campaigns can mitigate the damage this redirection can cause to a campaign by studying all the potential variables beforehand, and compensating for or addressing what it can. Wouldn’t it be nice to uncover any potentially damaging or embarrassing information prior to publicly embarking on such a long and difficult process?