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The following is a list of all the Categories, Products and Feature Articles on our site. We hope it will assist you in finding what you're looking for.

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Research Advisory Council

Chosen for their academic expertise in economic issues affecting nonprofit management, Research Advisory Council (RAC) members are a select group of renowned scholars from academic institutions around the world who present cutting-edge research at NCNE educational workshops, seminars and conferences and offer advice and counsel to nonprofits as part of NCNE's training and teaching work.

Research Advisory Network

Other scholars who are eager to participate in NCNE projects are invited to join the Research Advisory Network (RAN), which allows NCNE to engage academic experts from around the world who are working in this field.

Research and Theory

Thinking about Financing Nonprofits. The original series of articles about financing nonprofits by Dennis R. Young, and a link through to the other main piece of work that deals with nonprofit income strategy.

Research, Theory and Comment

Papers and articles that present thinking and theory about earned income and social entrepreneurship.

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Recording of Jeanne Bell presentation by
Listen to Bell provide a number of provocative observations about planning in nonprofits

Recording of the presentations by Kevin Kearns and Joan Hoge by
Hear Kevin Kearns explore some critiques of strategic planning and Joan Hoge tell the story, warts and all, of how she led the creation of a strategic plan and its successful implementation.

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