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Language: English
Published by Fieldstone Alliance, 1998
- Hardcover
- New

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- Title
- Consulting With Nonprofits: A Practitioner's Guide
- Author
- Lukas, Carol
- Publisher
- Fieldstone Alliance
- Publication year
- 1998
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1630263036
- ISBN 13
- 9781630263034
- Item weight
- 968 grams
At last! A comprehensive guide to the art, craft, and business of consulting with nonprofits and community groups . . . Nonprofit consulting requires specialized skills and knowledge of how the sector works. This guide gives you the resources and tools to help you provide quality assistance throughout your career: experienced consultants will find it an invaluable reference; new consultants will get oriented to the sector and find step-by-step guidance through the entire process; technical specialists will gain insights into the larger processes that shape nonprofit organizations; for-profit consultants and business sector volunteers will discover how to shift their expertise to match the unique culture of nonprofit and community work; students in public administration, organization development, and nonprofit management will find it a useful guide for fieldwork, service projects, or future career search. With this illustrated guide you get: an overview of the nonprofit sector and unique elements of consulting with nonprofits; the six-stage process of consulting with concrete steps and challenges in each stage; the art of consulting, including roles, dynamics, and ethics; lessons from the field-stories from thirty skilled consultants offering sage advice on common challenges from setting up contracts to cross-cultural consulting to choosing a consulting role that matches the client's needs; when team consulting makes sense; key differences between internal and external consulting; how to run your business; marketing your services; setting fees, estimating costs, and billing; managing your career growth; working with funders; nine worksheets, sample proposals, professional standards, annotated bibliography; and much more!
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* Experienced consultants will find it an invaluable reference
* New consultants will get oriented to the sector and find step-by-step guidance through the entire process
* Technical specialists will gain insights into the larger processes that shape nonprofit organizations
* For-profit consultants and business sector volunteers will discover how to shift their expertise to match the unique culture of nonprofit and community work * Students in public administration, organization development, and nonprofit management will find it a useful guide for fieldwork, service projects, or future career search With this illustrated guide you get:
* An overview of the nonprofit sector and unique elements of consulting with nonprofits
* The six-stage process of consulting?with concrete steps and challenges in each stage
* The art of consulting, including roles, dynamics, and ethics
* Lessons from the field?stories from thirty skilled consultants offering sage advice on common challenges from setting up contracts to cross-cultural consulting to choosing a consulting role that matches the client's needs
* When team consulting makes sense
* Key differences between internal and external consulting
* How to run your business
* Marketing your services
* Setting fees, estimating costs, and billing
* Managing your career growth
* Working with funders
* Nine worksheets, sample proposals, professional standards, annotated bibliography * And much more!
"About the title" may belong to another edition of this title.