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• Title : First Things First: A Leadership Guide to Building a Gold Standard Nonprofit
• Author : Tom Iselin
• Rating : 4.56 (462 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-4-18
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 109 Pages
• Asin : B005ROSPYW
• Language :

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Most importantly, First Things First teaches leaders how to think about the process of building and operating a high-performance nonprofit. First Things First
A Leadership Guide to Building a Gold Standard Nonprofit (4th Edition, 228pp)
by Tom Iselin

All proceeds (100%) from the sale of First Things First go to hunger relief organizations, and organizations that rehabilitate wounded veterans. Lined with bold messages and practical advice, First Things First takes readers on an insightful journey of how to build a high-performance nonprofit.

"Too often nonprofits want to do what's convenient, not what's important," says Iselin, a bestselling author and renowned conference speaker, who has spent the last 20 years building some of the nation's most admired nonprofits. They learn how to efficiently leverage their human capital, how to unravel the mysteries of developing a healthy relationship between board members and a chief executive, how to develop an engaging "Get it Done!" culture, how to build a brand that captures the attention of national media, how to raise big money from major donors using rarely applied fundraising techniques, and how to dodge the traps of "lip service" passion, and much, much more.

The book provides dozens of practical tactics and tips that leaders

If you care about your organization, read this booktoday."- Alan Sorkin, Former Board President,Social Venture Partners International "Ifyou're thinking of starting, building, or rescuing a nonprofit, this is a mustread!"-Cole Wilbur, Trustee and FormerPresident, David and Lucile Packard Foundation. If this book was around when Ibuilt my three nonprofits, two of them would still be around and the thirdwould be flourishing. "Iwish the IRS gave a copy of this book with every new 501c3 letter they issue." - DebraEngland, former Organization Specialist, McKinsey and Company "FirstThings Firstshould be standard issue for anyone who aspires to make a difference in theworld. Tom's book is a compelling, creative, and inspirational practicumthat flows from someone who's been in the trenches and triumphed. As asuccessful founder, executive, and social entrepreneur Tom offers a seriouslyrefreshing perspective based on what actually works." - Leonard J. Quitefrankly, now I do not have to as Tom has done a much better job. One ofthe most critical (and least understood) concepts in t