We don’t need an edifice; we need a consortium!
Deborah Elizabeth Finn
Strategist, Network Weaver, Capacity Builder, and NPTech Expert for Mission-Based Organizations
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Deborah Elizabeth Finn
Strategist, Network Weaver, Capacity Builder, and NPTech Expert for Mission-Based Organizations
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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Recent Posts
- The ongoing revolution in philanthropy: An open-ended reading list
- What I’ve learned from working with mission-based organizations
- A New Résumé for My New Career Path!
- “The Power of Dialogue on Nonprofit Data and Evaluation.”
- In search of my next vocation!
- How grant makers and nonprofit grant recipients can do great things together with data and evaluation
- My ever expanding theory of change for nonprofit data and evaluation
- Workforce development for the nonprofit tech professionals of the future: It will be a consortium, not a building with a dome!
- Drowning in data, drafting a data checklist, and asking “WHY?”
- Every nonprofit needs a theory of change for its technology. . .and for its evaluation process
- Sunlighting
- TNB Labs has launched, and its first priority is data services for nonprofits!
- Wearing many hats, and adding a new one
- Today I turned down a free Samsung Galaxy tablet. What’s WRONG with me?
- Meet the volunteer nonprofit technology mavens of March 2015!
- Nonprofit technology and drive-by volunteering: Not a good combination!
- Kathryn Engelhardt-Cronk outlines a necessary factor in successfully implementing a nonprofit technology project
- “Don’t tell anyone what we’re doing”
- It’s not just a half-day outcomes management training for nonprofit executives – it’s an occasion for rejoicing!
- How much fun is the Nonprofit Technology Conference? This much fun. (Plus some thoughts about shifting from tactical to strategic support of nonprofit organizations.)
- I want a ribbon on my conference badge that says “TECHNOBABE”
- The Massachusetts Institute of Nonprofit Technology: Let’s Do This!
- NPtech Labor Market Alert: The Big Job Title of 2015 Will Be “Data Analyst”
- If you don’t know anyone at #15NTC, come stand (or sit) next to me!
- Is KM for you?
- Disinvitations are painful but sometimes necessary
- Meet the #NPtech mavens of November 2014!
- Nonprofit Knowledge Management: It’s alive!
- “Accidental Evaluator” is the new “Accidental Techie.” I’m just saying.
- Pro bono help for Boston area nonprofit professionals: Three opportunities
- Revamping the Nonprofit Tech jobs list
- Peter Miller on what nonprofit organizations need to know about community technology centers
- Let’s call it the Wisdom Cycle: Further adventures in clarifying the role of data in a mission-based organization
- Visualizing the role of data for mission-based organizations – Round II
- Visualizing the role of data for mission-based organizations
- Data Day 2013 in Boston
- And now, a word from your Senior Technical Advisor and Strategist…
- “Power corrupts. PowerPoint corrupts absolutely.” (Redux)
- A community garden as a use case for interoperable capacity mapping and resource matching tools (Redux)
- Chris Zibailo: A hero in ICT and expectation management
- Where I fail: Balancing between billable hours and volunteerism
- “Forgive and remember”
- Adventures in failure (and ritual studies): The “joyful funeral”
- What every nonprofit executive needs to know about information technology (Redux)
- Basic concepts in technology planning for nonprofits
- Freecycle.Org (Redux)
- Michael Fenter will be joining Tech Networks of Boston!
- The telephone analogy (Redux)
- Why are you always talking about “saving the whales?” (Redux)
- Let’s revisit the concept of failure-friendliness
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