Mission Movers Group releases 50 page nonprofit capacity building report that challenges the conventional wisdom of the sector.  Download report at wwww.missionmovers.org

New Nonprofit Report Challenges Conventional Wisdom of Sector

Tuesday, October 9, 2007, Mission Movers Group releases 50 page nonprofit capacity building report that challenges the conventional wisdom of the sector.  The report challenges the industry claims on needing more money to improve standards.

The report “The New Rules Capacity Building Report: The new rules for effective capacity building in the 21^st century” basically says that nonprofit organizations to improve outcomes are focusing on the wrong activities.  The report asks “What makes a nonprofit high performing and an attractor of resources while others sit in mediocrity?”

This Report is now in its second edition and looks at case examples of high performing nonprofits like Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, Byrraju Foundation in India, Kiva based out of San Francisco, Donors Choose from NY and a few others. These cases studies will give you a glimpse of the three fundamental rules of capacity building. The report compares  these organizations to top companies like Starbucks, Costco and GE to see that the laws of capacity building are very similar to those in the for-profit sector. In addition to reviewing top organizations, you will be introduced to an overview of critical books, resources and reports that you can follow-up on.

To download a copy of this free report please go to www.missionmovers.com.

Mission Movers Group is a consulting firm that is on the forefront of the Capacity Building industry. Their in-depth work and research both here and abroad has brought recognition as one of the premiere firms focusing on  the issues facing nonprofits


Please contact Curtis Brown by phone at 207-760-1774 or by email at \n curtis  at  missionmovers.com This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it with questions. Visit www.missionmovers.com for more information on these concepts and other workshops.

Contact:

Curtis Brown, President

Mission Movers Group

Seattle, WA

206-760-1774

Curtis at missionmoversgroup.com

www.missionmovers.com