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Six Questions Every Nonprofit Must Ask the Tech Industry in 2021
Co-Authors: Tracy Kronzak, Director - Innovation, and Tim Lockie - CEO
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The Right Way to Budget For Your Next CRM Implementation
When it comes to purchasing CRM technology, does your organization put the proverbial cart before the horse?
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Nonprofits, You’re Solving the Wrong Problem (Hint: It’s Not the Technology)
If there is one thing you've learned working in the nonprofit sector, it’s that managing new technology brings disruption –and sometimes frustration....
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The 3 Core Elements That Will Help Your Nonprofit Maximize Your CRM System
Picture this: Your annual fundraiser is coming up. You consult your CRM for data to help you connect with your prospects, but, the data is spotty and...
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Let’s Make it Easier for Nonprofits to Align
An open invitation from our guest, Erik Arnold, Global CTO - Microsoft Philanthropies, Tech for Social Impact, for the greater technology ecosystem...
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4 Pitfalls of Nonprofit Executive Sponsorship
As a top nonprofit leader, it's important that you remain engaged and personally own the outcome of every project you take on. If I could offer you...
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The And Times: How the Common Data Model Enables Nonprofits to Use Multiple CRM Platforms
Until now, when it comes to large systems, you’ve had to choose one OR another. When boards and executives got frustrated enough with bad data to...
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Overcoming Too Fast or Too Slow: How Nonprofits Can Achieve Perfect Timing with CRM Implementation
When you are implementing new CRM functionality, stakeholders are looking to your leadership to ensure requirements and deliverables are met. The...
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How Prepared is Your Organization for a CRM Implementation?
When you need a CRM transformation, the pressure is on and time is of the essence. One of the first questions you will get from your stakeholders is:...
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Identity Needs Representation to Thrive – Rev. Tracy Kronzak
Maybe you are new to the practice of asking constituents for pronouns and are wondering, how important are pronouns, really?