I’ve been reading on social enterprise/ hybrid models recently and a common theme I’ve seen weaved throughout is this belief that new models are necessary, if for no other reason than, to “shake up” the nonprofit community, “keep them on their toes” and give ‘em a “run for the money”. And this kinda upsets me. [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 0 comments2011 Small Business Presentation for HAUL View more presentations from Erin McClarty I’ve been meaning to post this for a while now. Not too long ago I had the privilege of speaking before the Houston Area Urban League (HAUL). This a fantastic organization, and superstar in Houston, dedicated to providing education and programming for [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 0 commentsAhhhh….the smell of new education. I bring up new education because I’ve decided to team up and offer a workshop addressing some of the legal issues non-profits face in the near future. Disappointed by the offerings, or lack there of, of education for non-profits from a legal perspective, I’ve decided to take the veritable bull [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 0 commentsI had a conversation with someone today, who just happens to be a non-profit guru, and we came to a very similar conclusion. It seems like alot of the educational programming targeted to non-profits are one and the same. If its a marketing topic then its some general overview of social media or how to [...]
Read More» Posted by Erin | 1 commentsAnnouncing the Innovative Giving Conference “Mobile Giving Demystified” September 27-28th, 2010 Pepperdine University Malibu, California With the flurry of articles out discussing how to reel in younger donors, this conference seems to be right on time. Like it or not, studies are showing that donations are increasingly going down. I don’t think this comes as [...]
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