Stop Letting the Math Get in the Way of the Magic: Is a Fractional CFO Your Nonprofit’s Missing Link? By Laura Gassner Otting for ExecSearches.com | July 8, 2025 Let’s be real for a second. You didn’t get into the nonprofit world because you love...
How Nonprofits Are Using AI in HR and Hiring Nonprofits are already weaving AI into nearly every step of the hiring funnel, especially in lean teams where every hour and dollar matters. These tools handle high‑volume, repetitive work so humans can stay focused on...
Executive Careers in Tallahassee, Florida Connect with mission-driven organizations in Florida’s capital city, from state agencies to higher education and nonprofits. Tallahassee combines the influence of state government with the energy of two major universities,...
Defining the Nonprofit Role: CEO vs. Executive Director When a nonprofit is ready to hire a new Chief Executive Officer—whether you call that person CEO, President & CEO, or Executive Director—the job description becomes one of the most powerful tools you have. It...
Introduction: Defining the New HR Landscape The integration of Generative AI (GenAI) into the workplace has introduced a new and transformative concept: “deskilling.” This is not about diminishing the value of human workers, but rather about fundamentally...
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Nonprofit Leadership · Board PlaybookHere’s the truth few boards are saying out loud: your nonprofit may be about to lose a CEO, a CFO, or both, and probably sooner than you think. After decades of nonprofit and public-sector executive search at...
As nonprofits grow in size, complexity, and regulatory exposure, the Chief Financial Officer role becomes pivotal. A strong CFO job description signals that this is not just an advanced bookkeeping role; it is an executive-level position charged with strategy,...
What Job Titles Reveal: A Guide to Impact and Innovation Nonprofit Roles <p>In the nonprofit sector, a job title is far more than a label. For boards, search committees, and HR professionals, it’s a public declaration of an organization’s strategic...
< h1> In short, No. They should not be used for making hiring decisions. < h1> Understanding DISC and MBTI in Recruitment The DISC personality system sorts people into four main groups, each based on a different style of behavior: Dominance, Influence,...
Let’s be real. Your nonprofit isn’t just a business. It’s a movement. A purpose. So why are you hiring people who only punch the clock? The days of simply checking off a resume for the right years of experience are over. You’re not just looking...
In the ever-evolving landscape of the nonprofit sector, effective leadership is paramount to achieving meaningful impact. Nonprofit leaders are not just figureheads; they are visionaries, strategists, and advocates who drive change in their communities. However,...
Understanding how different recruiters operate can help both companies and professionals navigate the hiring process more effectively. Here’s a generalized comparison of contingency and retained recruiters from both perspectives. For Employers: Choosing the...
Special events and fundraising are integral components of nonprofit organizations. Working in events management and fundraising for nonprofits can be a fulfilling and rewarding career path. Nonprofits constantly seek new ways to engage with donors and raise funds,...
As a recruiter for the nonprofit sector, I often find that candidates see my role as one of a sentinel hired to prevent them from gaining even just a glimpse at a dream executive job opportunity. But, it doesn’t have to be that way! By understanding the roles and...
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