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Tactical Philanthropy Advisors, Serving High Net Worth Donors, Launches Today
Tactical Philanthropy Advisors, an advisory firm working with wealthy individuals and families, launched today. It is headed by Sean Stannard-Stockton, co-founder of a wealth advisory firm focused on philanthropists, a columnist for the Chronicle of Philanthropy and author of the industry leading blog Tactical Philanthropy.
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Tagged blog, charity, fundraising, links, news, nonprofit, other blogs, other weblogs, philanthropy, recommendation, sean stannard-stockton, tactical philanthropy, URLs
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The Megacommunity Manifesto
Thanks to Greg Hirsch for connecting me to this article, a segue from our revolutionary plottings with Stacy Caldwell: The Megacommunity Manifestoby Mark Gerencser, Fernando Napolitano, and Reginald Van Lee 8/16/06Public, private, and civil leaders should confront together the problems that … Click here to continue reading >>>
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Tagged charity, communications, Fernando Napolitano, Greg Hirsch, links, Mark Gerenscer, megacommunities, megacommunity, Megacommunity Manifesto, nonprofit, nonprofit management, other blogs, other weblogs, philanthropy, Reginald Van Lee, stacy caldwell, strategy+business, URLs
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The Best Cover Letter I Ever Received
From Harvard Business Publishing's David Silverman : Here's what I like about this cover letter: It's short. It sums up the résumé as it relates to the job. It asks for the job. Read the letter here: http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org/silverman/2009/06/the-best-cover-letter.html I blog … Click here to continue reading >>>
Robert Egger thinks Nonprofits face “A Starbucks Moment”
Robert Egger blog, One Voice for Change, recently featured an article that describes the unique employment opportunity facing the nonprofit sector, and how approaching it in a different way could cause a permanent and productive shift in the sector’s long-term impact … Click here to continue reading >>>
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Tagged DC Central Kitchen, links, nirvana, nonprofit, nonprofit management, one voice for change, other blogs, other weblogs, pearl jam, Robert Egger, soundgarden, Starbucks, URLs
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Five Blogging Rules to Make a Great First Impression
Andy Beal, co-author of Radically Transparent: Monitoring and Managing Reputations Online and a recognized expert in online reputation management, offers this: Five Blogging Rules to Make a Great First Impression Rule 1: Dress Your Blog to Impress Rule 2: Mind … Click here to continue reading >>>
Survey Says… Social Media Emerging as a Direct Marketing Channel
StrongMail Systems, Inc., the leading provider of commercial-grade solutions for marketing and transactional email, today announced new survey data that points to the emergence of social media as a direct marketing channel and significant planned investment in email marketing and … Click here to continue reading >>>
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Tagged charity, communications, donor cultivation, fundraising, Fundraising Success, links, news, nonprofit, other blogs, other weblogs, social media, StrongMail Systems, tech, technology, URLs, web, web 2.0, web/tech
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How To Save Newspapers
Thanks again to the eternally vigilant insomniac of the social enterprise movement, Stacy Caldwell, for connecting me to this article on the L3C movement ( Sally Duros: How To Save Newspapers (Huffington Post) http://digg.com/d1uFoZ?t Chicago's newspapers could find a lifeline … Click here to continue reading >>>
Rumi had Shams; I have Phil
"Before (Phil Cubeta), there was nothing." Thanks to GiftHub.org for the shout-out. We'll see if I can live up to praise. I cannot remember how I worked before Phil entered my head and messed it all up. I vaguely recall … Click here to continue reading >>>
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Tagged Bob Buford, charity, fundraising, GiftHub, links, nonprofit, other blogs, other weblogs, Peter Drucker, Phil Cubeta, Philanthropoetry, philanthropy, Rumi, Shams, URLs, Wealth Bondage
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Which Conversations Get The Most Support?
I came across Blogger Jay Deragon at The Relationship Economy thanks to the wonders of my new Lijit widget's "Explore feature" (Click on the picture to the right). Jay writes: "If you want to gain support then create valuable conversations. The creation and propagation of … Click here to continue reading >>>
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Tagged About this Blog, communications, Jay Deragon, Lijit, Lijit Explore, links, other blogs, other weblogs, Relationship Economy, tech, technology, URLs, web, web 2.0, web/tech
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The First Adopters (“List of Change” blogs)
Per my previous post, here are the current members of the List of Change (ranked by their "score," a composite figure based on the aggregate of their Teechnorati rank, Technorati Inbound Links, Bloglines subscriptions, Alexa rank, Google Pagerank and Yahoo Inbound … Click here to continue reading >>>
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Tagged Blogs, communications, First Adopters, links, List of Change, other blogs, other weblogs, tech, technology, URLs, web, web 2.0, web/tech
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The Rush for Facebook Vanity URLs
Alas, I slept in and missed the chance to beat a 14-year old to my vanity URL www.FaceBook.com/jeremygregg . . . and so I am stuck with www.FaceBook.com/greggjeremy. Read about the mad rush here: Claim your name! Facebook gets ‘vanity … Click here to continue reading >>>
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Tagged About this Blog, facebook, links, other blogs, other weblogs, tech, technology, URLs, vanity urls, web, web 2.0, web/tech
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