If you’re a nonprofit or charitable organization with a mandate that frequently requires you to dialogue with government officials, you’re likely already aware of the Federal Accountability Act (FAA). If you’re not aware, you should read this.
In this article, find suggestions on how to use your networks to get your message and your mission out there.
Dealing with media stories about misuse of funds and how it affects the nonprofit sector as a whole.
Public engagement campaigns pivot on words. Get the words wrong and they will end up hurting you or your cause.
An interview with one of North America’s leading authorities on fundraising communications.
Communication has a huge impact on how well an organization can follow through on its mission. Are you communicating as effectively as possible?
As communities grow and diversify, and as member issues become more complex, it’s becoming increasingly important for organizations to have their ear to the ground. Concerns facing communities need to be addressed head-on in order to avoid a game of guesstimates. But how best to connect with your community to ensure programs and services truly represent their needs?
Is your brand prepared for a public relations disaster? When something goes wrong – a fire, a theft, a strike, a sexual harassment suit – knowing who you are is at least as important as knowing what to do.
Branding is a hot topic and there have been plenty of stories written about the “why” and “how” of branding. Less has been written about the “so what”? For organizations just starting a branding process through to those who’ve completed and launched a new brand, what do the brand and branding process mean for staff?
How do businesses and organizations that come under intense press scrutiny, from the smallest organizational gaffes to full-blown Enron-esque disasters, deal with a tarnished reputation and negative public opinion? According to the experts, it’s all about proactive communication plans.
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