First, I'm so glad in your introduction that you directly address non-profits current need to put business savvy and structure under their social goal orientation.I think this is not a pervasive perspective yet and it really needs to be to improve non-profit success in these days of leaner funding sources.Strategies, Action Plans, Objectives - looks like you did a good job of translating the business OPBP version over, especially in these 3 more challenging areas.
The assessments starting on page 25, including a personal assessment (yes!!!), are wonderful and provide critical information for adjusting strategies and operational action planning.I think this is a really strong element of the book.People in organizations often don't know how to approach assessing themselves honestly.
Really liked your "Components of a Successful Non-Profit" page - brings it all together.
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The edition of the One Page Business Plan Series has been specifically designed for Non-Profits. If you are responsible for founding or managing a non-profit organization... this bookwas written just for you! Now you can easily write a draft plan on a single page inless than two hours. Thousands of non-profits have already successfully written andimplemented One Page Plans with this simple and effective planning methodology.This special version of The One Page Business Plan has been called "The OnePage Promise" because it helps directors, boards, management and volunteersclearly define and live up to their promises at organizational, departmental, projectand program levels... all in fast, easy to communicate and actionable terms!
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