Like me, you all have probably noticed a big increase in the number of conversations on data measurement, collection and use by nonprofits. Personally, the more I’ve read about it the more I start to wonder if we’ll see these conversations hop over from the best practice side onto the legal side. I say this [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 0 commentsWhenever the topic of a hire comes up, especially a first hire, the conversation tends to go like this: Organization: By the way, we’re looking into hiring our first (insert position)…sooooo excited. Me: Fantastic! Have you spoken with someone in HR or someone that does employment law? Organization: Eh. No. We’re just going to have [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 0 commentsI came across a piece I thought would serve as a great segway for a post I’ve meant to write for a while now. There’s been tons of articles discussing the unfair treatment exempt/social-benefit organization’s get in comparison to their for-profit counterparts. Specifically, in Business Can’t Solve the World’s Problems- But Capitalism Can the author argues that the principles [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 0 commentsI’ll have more on the phenomenal group behind this event in a little, but didn’t want to wait any longer to get this offer up. The folks at StayClassy have been kind enough to offer Notations readers a promo code for its upcoming event (which also happens to be one of the largest philanthropy awards [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 0 commentsLast month I had the honor of presenting again to the Houston Area Urban League’s Entrepreneurship Class. The presentation was geared toward discussing a few of the legal issues I’ve found for-profits and non-profits encounter when forming and operating. Though not all-inclusive, I think it gives a great overview of concerns founders and executives should [...]
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