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What nonprofits want: Support for capacity building and collective impact

Candid

Since late 2023, weve been talking with community members about how, together, we could make Kansas City a national model for equitable economic mobility. Is this how we build a model for significant, long-lasting systems change? During my first year as CEO of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, our biggest priority was listening.

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A One-on-One Growth Strategy

Associations Now

That shoe-leather approach to leadership among members (and potential ones) has paid off for the trade association: Since Berger took the reins, NAFCU’s revenue has grown 31 percent, and more than 465 new members have joined since 2015. But a CEO doesn’t care about a contribution in Topeka, Kansas.”.

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How the Mighty Fall - Associations at Risk - Part 1 of 5

Association Subculture

All of the following signs point to an association whose leadership is taking itself entirely too seriously and may be at risk. Leaders in charge of an ego-driven governance system often believe they are vested with certain “special” rights giving them the green light to lasso as many sacred cows as they have rope.

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Change Created Chaos Impacts Associations

SCD Group

A recent trip through the Kansas City airport highlights three changes that illustrate how – without modification – change creates chaos. Big boards with layers of committees and elaborate schemes in the officer track tend to bog down associations and deter younger members from leadership.