Quality is often an elusive concept in project delivery. How do we know that we have delivered a quality project? More importantly, how do we know that we have delivered a quality product?
Quality is often an elusive concept in project delivery. How do we know that we have delivered a quality project? More importantly, how do we know that we have delivered a quality product?
Dealing with media stories about misuse of funds and how it affects the nonprofit sector as a whole.
A profile of Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver, an organization celebrating their 50th anniversary. Find out how things have changed for the organization over the past half-century.
Despite the oft-maligned paradigm of governments entering into contract with private firms to provide services and/or build infrastructure for the public good, public-private partnerships, or P3s, continue to gain steam in Canada. Where do nonprofits fit in?
A look at the intricacies of Annual General Meetings and the ethics of decision making.
Adam explains what the 2007 federal budget will mean for charities, plus highlights some of the other budget announcements that affect Canada’s nonprofit sector.
How to use technology to save your organization time and resources.
While hiring outside help may not be the most common route for the society and other organizations, it is still often considered a significant step toward achieving mission goals.
Adam explains the purpose of the T3010, when it has to be filed, who gets to see it, and what you need to know about including sensitive information on the form.
While it is acceptable to negotiate workloads with your board, staff should use words other than “No” and “can’t”. This article studies why and how to do that.