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Thomas Wolf Managing a nonprofit organization in the twenty-first century
Thomas Wolf Managing a nonprofit organization in the twenty-first century
Thomas Wolf Managing a nonprofit organization in the twenty-first century
Thomas Wolf Managing a nonprofit organization in the twenty-first century
Thomas Wolf Managing a nonprofit organization in the twenty-first century
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Since this classic work was originally published in 1984, there have been major shifts in the nonprofit world -- the growth of more profit-oriented ventures, the overhaul of accounting rules, new partnerships, and an emphasis on customer-oriented service and leadership. In easy-to-understand language, Thomas Wolf explains how to cope with these changes and deal with the traditional challenges of managing staff, trustees, and volunteers.

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Managing a nonprofit organization in the twenty-first century, Thomas Wolf, Barbara Carter

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1999
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Titre
Managing a nonprofit organization in the twenty-first century
Langue
Anglais
Publié
1999
Format
souple
Pages
368
ISBN10
0684849909
ISBN13
9780684849904
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Mots clés
Nonfiction, Commerce, Affaires & Gestion, L'école, Gestion & Ressources humaines, Marketing & Ventes, Leadership, Études postuniversitaires
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Since this classic work was originally published in 1984, there have been major shifts in the nonprofit world -- the growth of more profit-oriented ventures, the overhaul of accounting rules, new partnerships, and an emphasis on customer-oriented service and leadership. In easy-to-understand language, Thomas Wolf explains how to cope with these changes and deal with the traditional challenges of managing staff, trustees, and volunteers.