The National Center on Nonprofit Enterprise (NCNE) brings ideas from economics and strategic management to the specific application of issues faced by social purpose organizations across the board, especially not-for-profit organizations. Since 1998, NCNE has produced several important books, convened three major conferences, and provided general consultation and training programs in partnership with a number of university nonprofit centers and national organizations including the Foundation Center, Georgetown University, and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Special Membership Offer: September – October 2022
NCNE is excited to announce new a book release and an online event for connection and learning that is crucial for nonprofit leaders during these challenging times. Leaders of nonprofit organizations have faced unprecedented financial pressures in recent years. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for nonprofit services have risen, but the financial landscape has become more volatile and unstable. Whatever financial pressures lay ahead; the resilient nonprofit organization will be prepared to face them.
Join or renew your NCNE membership during the month of September or October and receive a special promo code for 50% off the book (a $55 value!) on this paradigm shifting work that can help them guide their organization to develop resiliency!
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Individual Consultation
Members receive up to 2 FREE hours of consultative services from the Research Advisory Network.
Professional Development
Full access to courses taught by members of the Research Advisory Network, presentations, and video training.
Community & Resources
Access to specialized portions of NCNE’s knowledge base, an online service for answering specific resource-related questions on a timely basis.
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