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14 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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Practical Nuts-and-Bolts Start-Up Guide,
This review is from: Social Entrepreneurship : The Art of Mission-Based Venture Development (Hardcover)
This book is a must for every not-for-profit executive director, financial officer, board member, or business manager who is thinking about starting or expanding a mission related enterprise.I will recomend it to all of our clients. I manage the Urban Enterprise Fund, a revolving loan fund with a mission to provide capital and management assistance to companies (nonprofit or for-profit) that create jobs for the hard-to-employ.
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This review is from: Social Entrepreneurship : The Art of Mission-Based Venture Development (Hardcover)
We can't assume that we will be able to support our programs simply because we do good work. Each non-profit has to closely examine how it is funded and how it expects to be funded tommorow and the day after. Brinckerhoff gives a great outline here on how to think like an entrepreneur and start your organization thinking like a business instead of a charity. If you're looking for pro-active means of moving your non-profit forward, then this book is a must. It's practical, straightforward and honest. Best of all, Brinckerhoff is readily available to talk to you via email from his website. If you have any questions about what you've read, you can go straight to the author for clarification. This is a must have book for non-profit managers. |
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Social Entrepreneurship : The Art of Mission-Based Venture Development by Peter C. Brinckerhoff (Hardcover - March 31, 2000)
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