by Teri Beckman | Jan 10, 2020 | Become a Wildly Successful CEO/Executive Director, Making the Most of Your Time as a Leader, Revenue and Impact Hacks for Purpose Driven CEOs
Strategic Planning is expensive and takes time. When is the best time to do it? Engaging at the right time can give you the highest return on your investment of time, energy and money. Is now the time? Are you seeing or sensing new opportunities on the horizon that...
by Teri Beckman | Jul 15, 2018 | Revenue and Impact Hacks for Purpose Driven CEOs
Does an Organizational Assessment help or hurt? The answer is: it depends. How NOT to use an Organizational Assessment The CEO of a nonprofit organization received a 150-page Organizational Assessment report from a consultant. It was required by a group of funders...
by Teri Beckman | Jun 19, 2018 | Become a Wildly Successful CEO/Executive Director, Making the Most of Your Time as a Leader, Revenue and Impact Hacks for Purpose Driven CEOs
Bain and Company published “Resolving the CEOs Dilemma” focused on the leadership challenges CEOs face as they guide the growth of private for-profit companies. This article is a great resource for CEOs leading all kinds of organizations, especially CEOs leading...
by Teri Beckman | Oct 17, 2017 | Revenue and Impact Hacks for Purpose Driven CEOs
I never cease to be amazed by the fundamental desire in human beings to grow. Growth looks different for each of us, but somehow we always desire to make things better and this means growth, change from where we are to where we desire to be. With this in mind, I...
by Teri Beckman | May 9, 2017 | Revenue and Impact Hacks for Purpose Driven CEOs
For thirty-five years, Richard Gottlieb was the Executive Director of Senior Services of Winston-Salem, a non-profit transforming how people age in Forsyth County. He began his tenure when the organization had net assets of $15,000. Today it has $17.5 million in...
by Teri Beckman | Mar 29, 2017 | Revenue and Impact Hacks for Purpose Driven CEOs
This January I attended the Triangle Business Journal’s 2016 Businessperson of the Year Award Luncheon. For the first time since I can remember they nominated the CEO of a non-profit corporation, Chuck Purvis of Coastal Federal Credit Union (CFCU). I had to be there!...
