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Nonprofit leadership dispositions
SN Business & Economics, 2023 This exploratory study assessed the leadership dispositions of nonprofit leaders, particularly those in executive director roles or higher. The Nonprofit Leadership Dispositions Survey was completed by 99 nonprofit leaders in private human services nonprofits in New York State. Descriptive analysis was used to understand the dominant dispositions.
Janet R. DeSimone, Laura A. Roberts
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Nonprofit Biomedical Companies [PDF]
Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2008 Nonprofit biomedical firms are an integrated market-based solution to improve incentives for investment in promising scientific areas that have high social value but minimal potential for profit. We briefly review the current market with an emphasis on the financing of innovative product development and propose ideas for new nonprofit companies ...
R M, Conti, D O, Meltzer, M J, Ratain
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Using Archival Data Sources to Conduct Nonprofit Accounting Research [PDF]
, 2014 Research in nonprofit accounting is steadily increasing as more data is available. In an effort to broaden the awareness of the data sources and ensure the quality of nonprofit research, we discuss archival data sources available to nonprofit researchers,
Feng, Nancy Chun +3 more
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The Role of Nonprofit–Private Collaboration for Nonprofits’ Organizational Resilience [PDF]
VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 2021 AbstractGrowing social, political, and economic uncertainties have shown that organizational resilience is becoming increasingly important for nonprofit organizations (NPOs). To ensure their long-term survival, NPOs need to respond to extreme events and adapt their services and processes.
Rebecca Waerder +3 more
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Balancing Margin and Mission: Nonprofit Competition in Charitable versus Fee-Based Programs [PDF]
, 2002 Competition in the nonprofit world has intensified in recent years, and nonprofit managers are challenged to devise strategies that will serve both organizational needs and public interest.
Carol Chetkovich, Peter Frumkin
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Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2012 Although the field of nonprofit studies now encompasses a substantial body of literature on the relationship between governmental and nonprofit organizations, the relationship between the business and nonprofit sectors has been less addressed by specialist nonprofit scholars.
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What do Nonprofits Stand For? Renewing the Nonprofit Value Commitment [PDF]
, 2012 Nonprofit organizations are under assault today as perhaps never before, with consequences that could be profound for the future of these organizations and for those they serve. Proposals to cap the federal tax deduction for charitable contributions have
Chelsea L. Newhouse, Stephanie L. Geller
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Is it Time to Address Selective Disclosure for Nonprofit Organizations? [PDF]
, 2006 Over the past two decades, there have been several highly publicized nonprofit scandals that have eroded the publics confidence in the sector (Aviv 2004).
Elizabeth K. Keating
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Assessing Nonprofit CEO Compensation: Does the Media Provide a Fair Perspective? [PDF]
, 2018 The media plays an active role in forming external stakeholders’ perception of business matters. When it comes to nonprofit business, the media is a source of information that, in theory, works to bridge the gap between external stakeholders ...
Atchison, Amanda
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Volunteering Reinvented: Human Capital Solutions for the Nonprofit Sector [PDF]
, 2007 To grow and adapt in today's continuously changing society, a nonprofit organization must recognize the value and contribution of both its paid staff and volunteers.
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