How Consultants Shape Nonprofits
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How Consultants Shape Nonprofits
Shared Values, Unintended Consequences
Reisman, Leah Margareta Gazzo, Ph.D.
Stanford University Press
11/2024
264
Dura
9781503635364
15 a 20 dias
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List of Figures
Acknowledgments
PART I: Mapping the Field of Consulting to Nonprofits
INTRODUCTION: The Work of Nonprofit Consultants
1. Oracles, Facilitators, and Point People:Demystifying Consultants to Nonprofits
PART II: Consultants' Drive to Customize
2. No Cookie-Cutter Solutions:Consultants' Drive to Customize for Clients
3. Data as Conversation-Starters:Consultants Defer to Client Knowledge
4. How to Be a "Nonprofit Person" in Consulting: The Perils of Caring Too Much
PART III: The Unintended Consequences of Consulting
5. Best Practices as Common Practices: Consultants Unintentionally Reproduce the Status Quo
6. How Consultants Prioritize the Powerful: Funder and Stakeholder Influence
7. A Soft Hand and Firm Advice: Perpetuating Hierarchies of Ideas
CONCLUSION: Staying the Course or Changing the System
Appendix: Reflection Guide for Practitioners
Notes
References
The Author
Acknowledgments
PART I: Mapping the Field of Consulting to Nonprofits
INTRODUCTION: The Work of Nonprofit Consultants
1. Oracles, Facilitators, and Point People:Demystifying Consultants to Nonprofits
PART II: Consultants' Drive to Customize
2. No Cookie-Cutter Solutions:Consultants' Drive to Customize for Clients
3. Data as Conversation-Starters:Consultants Defer to Client Knowledge
4. How to Be a "Nonprofit Person" in Consulting: The Perils of Caring Too Much
PART III: The Unintended Consequences of Consulting
5. Best Practices as Common Practices: Consultants Unintentionally Reproduce the Status Quo
6. How Consultants Prioritize the Powerful: Funder and Stakeholder Influence
7. A Soft Hand and Firm Advice: Perpetuating Hierarchies of Ideas
CONCLUSION: Staying the Course or Changing the System
Appendix: Reflection Guide for Practitioners
Notes
References
The Author
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Nonprofits; Consultant/Consulting; Strategy; Management; Philanthropy
List of Figures
Acknowledgments
PART I: Mapping the Field of Consulting to Nonprofits
INTRODUCTION: The Work of Nonprofit Consultants
1. Oracles, Facilitators, and Point People:Demystifying Consultants to Nonprofits
PART II: Consultants' Drive to Customize
2. No Cookie-Cutter Solutions:Consultants' Drive to Customize for Clients
3. Data as Conversation-Starters:Consultants Defer to Client Knowledge
4. How to Be a "Nonprofit Person" in Consulting: The Perils of Caring Too Much
PART III: The Unintended Consequences of Consulting
5. Best Practices as Common Practices: Consultants Unintentionally Reproduce the Status Quo
6. How Consultants Prioritize the Powerful: Funder and Stakeholder Influence
7. A Soft Hand and Firm Advice: Perpetuating Hierarchies of Ideas
CONCLUSION: Staying the Course or Changing the System
Appendix: Reflection Guide for Practitioners
Notes
References
The Author
Acknowledgments
PART I: Mapping the Field of Consulting to Nonprofits
INTRODUCTION: The Work of Nonprofit Consultants
1. Oracles, Facilitators, and Point People:Demystifying Consultants to Nonprofits
PART II: Consultants' Drive to Customize
2. No Cookie-Cutter Solutions:Consultants' Drive to Customize for Clients
3. Data as Conversation-Starters:Consultants Defer to Client Knowledge
4. How to Be a "Nonprofit Person" in Consulting: The Perils of Caring Too Much
PART III: The Unintended Consequences of Consulting
5. Best Practices as Common Practices: Consultants Unintentionally Reproduce the Status Quo
6. How Consultants Prioritize the Powerful: Funder and Stakeholder Influence
7. A Soft Hand and Firm Advice: Perpetuating Hierarchies of Ideas
CONCLUSION: Staying the Course or Changing the System
Appendix: Reflection Guide for Practitioners
Notes
References
The Author
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