Posts Tagged ‘collaboration’

Carrot Soup (or What I Did at Harvard)

“In a time of shifting demands for services, changing
operating environments, and mounting financial pressures, the skills of
nonprofit leaders are being put to the test. Strategic Perspectives in
Nonprofit Management (SPNM) is a Harvard Business School (HBS) Social
Enterprise Initiative program that provides the opportunity for senior
executives to examine their missions and develop new strategies for the new
global economy.”

Treasury Continues to Support NMTC Program

On February 19th I participated in a conference call in which senior Treasury officials provided remarks preceding a press release and fact sheet further supporting the inclusion of a New Markets Tax Credit program extension for 2010 & 2011 in the President’s proposed budget. “As part of the Administration’s strategy to restore prosperity and create [...]

Execution as learning? Interesting approach.

As some of you know, I’m fairly new to this leadership thing… I’ve only been doing it for about 30+ years. I am always interested to hear how others approach leadership, management and productivity issues in their organizations. This was a new one for me and I thought I’d share.   The Competitive Imperative of [...]

Lies and apathy (Naked again)

We all come naked from the womb, but most of us do not stay that way. Yet again I am amazed at the rhetoric flying about the airwaves and the halls of congress concerning the Shangri-La or inferno of revamping the U.S. health care system. It’s not the topic that is disconcerting but how the [...]

Klein appointed to CDFI Coalition

Jim was recently selected to sit on the Board of Directors for the CDFI Coalition, a national organization representing community development institutions across the country. These institutions are certified CDFIs by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund.