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The Abundant Not-for-Profit: How Talent (Not Money) Will Transform Your Organization

The Abundant Not-for-Profit: How Talent (Not Money) Will Transform Your Organization

by Colleen Kelly and Lynda Gerty

$7.95

It’s time to combine two supposedly opposite concepts: abundance and not-for-profit. It’s time to replace scarcity with possibility.

We’ve seen it happen. It’s a game changer.

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  • Transform your nonprofit from one of scarcity to abundance by enlisting knowledge philanthropists.
  • Benefit from the authors' first-hand experiences with redirecting their organizational lenses toward talent.
  • Discover how other nonprofit leaders are setting a course for greater impact with a smaller bottom line.
  • Apply a revolutionary model to increase volunteer enlistment and maximize your mission outcomes.

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About the Author

Colleen Kelly is a facilitator, instructor, leader, international speaker and now, an author. Colleen’s background includes 30 years of working in the nonprofit sector and contributing her time and talent as a people engagement expert for numerous community boards. Colleen is the executive director of Vantage Point where she leads a team of eight employees and more than 200 knowledge philanthropists. She is the mother of four and grandmother of five and resides in Vancouver, British Columbia, with her husband.

Lynda Gerty is the director of engagement at Vantage Point and is a sought-after speaker and workshop facilitator. She specializes in convening teams where talented people can effectively work together in common cause. Lynda’s projects allow her to lead an integrated talent team comprised of salaried employees and knowledge philanthropists. Lynda’s accomplishments span over 15 years and include the development of leadership, marketing, communications and people engagement expertise in both the non- and for-profit sectors.

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