The metaphor of the toolbox or toolkit is widely used in many fields of study and professions to illustrate the concept that there is a set of competencies and skills, or tools, in a particular profession or field that a successful practitioner can rely upon to do his or her job.
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Leading a nonprofit requires a specific skill set that is different but no less impressive than the skills required for running a for-profit corporation.
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Can we all agree to that an organization is only as good as the team of people leading that organization? And can we agree that […]
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Valerie O’Brien says she chose Wheelock’s Nonprofit Leadership Master’s program because it was a perfect fit with her previous work experience in the nonprofit sector and with her goal to make a difference in people’s lives.
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As the leading edge of the millennial generation make their presence felt in the work place, the leading edge of the boomers heads into retirement. This demographic shift creates both challenges and opportunities for social sector organizations.
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Social entrepreneurs produce a measurable impact and create social value while unlocking the potential for social change. Who are Boston’s social entrepreneurs?
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Nathan Hixson is completing a year-long New Sector residency with the Aspire Institute. During his time at Aspire, Nathan has provided financial and operational support, expanded Aspire’s […]
Read More…A long practiced policy in K-12 education is to promote successful, dynamic principals to district-level leadership positions. The principal of the high performing high school, […]
Read More…Governor Deval Patrick and President Obama delivered their state addresses on Tuesday, January 28th. Both sets of remarks, delivered by great orators, included a number […]
Read More…Just recently, I completed a graduate social work course, called Leadership and Administration. Aside from the new knowledge I gained about leadership and administration, the […]
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