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If you\’re an inquisitive investor you probably turn on the television every once in a while to watch the stock performance of your favorite company.

The state of our nation post-pandemic is not looking good. For awhile many of us have been tracking case numbers and vaccination rates. While these

This is the latest section that has occupied my thinking of late. Comments are appreciated. In the course of researching and writing my manuscript titled:

The sport of triathlon requires the participant to complete three events in three separate disciplines, each back to back over a defined course. Shorter triathlons,

“It is more difficult to give money away intelligently than to earn it in the first place.” – Andrew Carnegie If you want to invest your money

Friction costs Let’s consider ways to reduce or eliminate donor friction costs.  ‘Friction costs’ are a common consideration in business transactions. Basically, ‘friction costs’ is

Tech wearables are ubiquitous. More and more, they are even fashionable and used as status indicators. Many people wear eyeglasses. When we see someone wearing

Program Officers are responsible for identifying the best possible projects through a process involving fielding and analyzing requests. Inputs for this process are numerous and

Simple phrases that instantly obliterate your chances of receiving grant funding and how to rephrase them to actually be helpful. As someone who has been

After the global circumstances of the last two years, many foundations may just be trying to wrestle the steering wheel back into the old roadway

Interest in the issue from donors and philanthropists is high, but the amount of giving toward this area is low.  According to the recent March

Randy: Identifier/Disclaimer: the following grant proposal was written by CHAT GPT using the prompt listed below. The content has not been edited in any way.

A long-time colleague reached out and asked for advice about starting a consulting business. This got me thinking about a few things to offer outside

Fraud (or willful withholding of pertinent financial information) in the Nonprofit Sector and what a foundation should examine when considering a grant. In my time

2024 started off pretty quickly here, what with a few projects continuing through the holidays and the launch of a new initiative on behalf of

CEO turnover rates in the non-profit sector skyrocketed by 85% from 2022 to 2023, underscoring the rapidly changing landscape. Yet, with 40% of new CEOs

Source: Executive Transitions RGS Partners Kerry Diaz Consulting.pdf Authors: Randy Scheid (CEO & Founder of RGS Partners Consulting) and Kerry A. Diaz, JD (Kerry Diaz Consulting) Core

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