Stealing Smart: For-Profit Best Practices for Nonprofits
Learn how to steal smart—and maintain integrity—from the most useful management strategies in the corporate world.
Rizk says nonprofits must be transparent in their need to spend money on overhead — and explain that it's not a bad thing. Relating it to donors in terms of running a for-profit business is one way to do that. It's all about being clear and honest in spreading that message.
At the end of the day, not everyone will be convinced. And as Hart says, nonprofits and for-profits cannot really be run the same way.
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