It is my honor, once again, to host the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. For those new to blog carnivals, they are a fun way to focus in on a topic and learn about new blogs. This particular carnival was founded by Kivi Leroux Miller of writing911.com.
One of the difficult rules of this carnival is narrowing all the entries down to only the seven best posts of the previous two weeks. That is, the difficult part for the host - for you, the reader, it's a benefit. So, here are the top seven posts that I received (click on the description to go to the blog post):
Nedra Kline Weinreich - On the importance of making your product concrete in social marketing and fundraising
Maryann Devine - On the need for failure, or at least risking failure. Risk taking in fundraising.
Paul Jones - On the top five and bottom five cause-related marketing campaigns of 2006.
Jeff Brooks - On nonprofit "branding" as building a movement.
Nancy Schwartz - On public speaking and making sure your message is heard.
Heather Carpenter - On strategic planning.
Jack Yoest - On nonprofit corporate governance: The Rotary.
Thank you for joining us on this round-up of what's happening on the nonprofit consulting blogs. Happy reading, and best of luck in 2007.
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Thanks for including my post. You have a great line-up this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for including my post, too. This is the first time I've been part of the carnival, and I'm looking forward to reading the other posts!
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