Nonprofit Leadership Choice Point: Operations and Technology

This post is part of our “Nonprofit Strategy Now” series: reflections on nonprofit strategy development in 2020 by Jenny Kramm, Collectivity Senior Consultant, see original post here

What follows are five key choice points that you may be encountering as a nonprofit organization today making strategic choices.  

Choice Point 5: Operations and Technology

We breathed a sigh of relief when the clients we worked with on their operations and technology transitioned smoothly to working remotely in the pandemic. Nonprofits with all kinds of missions: ranging from workforce and youth serving organizations that were technology-ready delivered their programs safely in the pandemic. Many organizations are considering their long-term strategy to leverage technology to deliver their mission. Read about one blood center’s plans here. 

"Eighty-three percent of nonprofits agree that technology is imperative to their success, and less than a quarter of these same nonprofits indicated they had a long-term strategy to digitally transform." 

Not sure where to start? We have solutions for you. In our two phase approach, we’ll get to know your mission, programs, people and processes that your organization uses today. We’ll identify recommendations for your operations and technology, and work with you to implement those recommendations.

Needs Assessment Process

Implementation Process

At Collectivity, we work with you to design operational solutions to keep your staff efficient, even while working remotely, informed by our deep knowledge of your mission.

Is this a discussion you’d like to explore with Collectivity’s help?

We facilitate board, staff, and smaller group strategic discussion virtually and in person. Contact us to get the conversation started.