Social Change Strategy
"Nonprofit professionals are faced with an increasingly
competitive environment
. Sound strategy is essential to an organization's
survival and prosperity." - Stanford Graduate School of Business
You work in the nonprofit sector because you care about advancing
meaningful change. But are you getting the best results possible? Savvy leaders
are adapting proven business strategy approaches to get more done with
available resources.
Priority Ventures Group helps nonprofits define better
strategies to achieve social change. Co-founder Caryn Ginsberg combines
business and nonprofit experience with a commitment to a more humane world. She
helps clients
- Gain insight - Choose priorities - Create
change
Program Design and Evaluation
Do your programs and campaigns move people to action?
Although nonprofit advocacy is more complex than selling toothpaste, by
thinking and acting like a marketer, you can accomplish change more rapidly.
Understanding audiences or "customers for change," assessing competing
behaviors and defining outcomes are crucial to developing and managing powerful
programs. Priority Ventures Group can help you shape and measure programs that
make a difference.
Organizational Strategy
Does your organization focus on what's most important to
succeed? With seemingly endless problems to address in the world,
nonprofits are pulled in numerous directions, often diluting their impact.
Strategic planning based on a thorough analysis of your environment and your
organization can help you capitalize on opportunities, take advantage of
strengths and achieve more with your resources. Priority Ventures Group can
work with you and your team to understand your position, set direction, make
choices and assess results.
Services include developing analysis and recommendations,
providing executive counsel and leading planning sessions. Please read about
PVG's clients and projects and
publications and presentations, then
contact Caryn to discuss
how we can use these powerful approaches to help you focus on what's most
important to advance meaningful change.  |