I run a nonprofit. How relevant, really, are these ideas for me?
A great strategy is valuable to any organization. At its heart, the goal is to give an organization a difference that matters, and enable it to do something of importance particularly well. Having a strategy to do this is every bit as important for a nonprofit as for a for-profit business venture.
It would be a huge mistake to think that nonprofits are exempt from the rigors of competition or to assume that how they perform and what they add won’t constantly be evaluated relative to alternatives. To the contrary! Competition in the non-profit sphere is as intense as any, and most nonprofits operate on even tighter budgets, with scarcer resources and ...
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