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Philanthrocapital Gains

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What if the right thing to do is not scalable for profitability? The nonprofit market exists, in general, because its production does not necessarily fit a profit model. The classic argument ’nonprofits should operate more like businesses’ leads to the question ‘which businesses?’  The value of the right thing may or may not feel comfortable to successful revenue-generators who seek assessments and quantification of production.  The investment may be a transaction, but the production is not a zero-sum game.

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Philanthrocapital Gains

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The Desire to Quantify, Measure, and Account for Philanthropy

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On November 2, 2009 SecondGift Discussed

Philanthrocapital Gains

  • and said:

What if the right thing to do is not scalable for profitability? The nonprofit market exists, in general, because its production does not necessarily fit a profit model. The classic argument ’nonprofits should operate more like businesses’ leads to the question ‘which businesses?’  The value of the right thing may or may not feel comfortable to successful revenue-generators who seek assessments and quantification of production.  The investment may be a transaction, but the production is not a zero-sum game.

On 2009-11-02 SecondGift GOODmarked

Philanthrocapital Gains

On 2009-11-02 SecondGift GOODmarked

The Language of 30 Rock

On 2009-11-02 SecondGift GOODmarked

Innovation and Evaluation are Inseparable

On 2009-11-02 SecondGift GOODmarked

The Desire to Quantify, Measure, and Account for Philanthropy

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