by Shuey Fogel | Jun 19, 2018 | Financing a Nonprofit, Mission Creep
In today’s age of increased competition and a belief in self-sustainability in the nonprofit space, charities are feeling the pressure to adjust, expand, and to rethink. Nonprofits should stick to their mission. While organizations continually need to set aside...
by Shuey Fogel | Dec 4, 2017 | Business Strategy
A recent NPR podcast told of a report done back in 2011 by Oxford professor Peter Tufano. He set out to examine how fragile American households are by exploring if a family could come up with $2000 with 30 days notice. Research showed that most emergencies can be...
by Shuey Fogel | Feb 6, 2016 | Financing a Nonprofit, Opening a Charity
[The article “lessons from a short-lived nonprofit” first appeared in my previous site, The Nonprofit Banker, back in November 2010. It’s as relevant now as it was then.] Chana Mason was born in Colombia and grew up in South Florida. She has a...
by Shuey Fogel | Jan 13, 2016 | Banking, Business Strategy
There are a number of immutable facts in the world. One of them is that bank accounts bear the names of their owners. For individuals, this means a first and last name. In the case of corporations, it is the complete name of the particular company or charity in...
by Shuey Fogel | Dec 30, 2015 | Business Strategy
Yesterday Hub Etzion, a co-working space located in Gush Etzion where I physically sit and serve as its board chair, hosted veteran PR & Communication strategist Alan Weinkrantz. Alan lent his talents by holding open “office hours” for over five hours...
