Consulting
Why Use a Consultant?
Is your organization achieving its goals, functioning at the height of its potential?
Are
you managing change and maximizing opportunity? Is continued focus on a
particular problem or challenge diverting your organization's
resources, stalling progress, demoralizing staff and jeopardizing
future well-being? Are there projects you can't undertake because you
lack a specific expertise on staff or simply lack time? These are
common scenarios in a nonprofit, but are also situations where a
consultant can provide a new vision and energy to help your
organization achieve its goals, function effectively, cope with change
and leverage opportunity.
But how do you begin the process of finding outside expertise that will bring value to your organization without further taxing your budget?
Who is a Typical Nonprofit Center Client?
Just
as there are no typical nonprofits, there are no typical Nonprofit
Center clients. We work with arts and culture groups, foundations,
associations and coalitions of nonprofits, health organizations, human
services, community development agencies, environmental groups,
community centers, advocacy organizations, workforce development,
children's programs, etc. Our client roster is a diverse tapestry of
programs and services enriching our community.
"I appreciate your work and feel confident that the process we are
undertaking with you will serve to strengthen CWEP. It has already
changed the content and tenor of our Board meetings and focused us more
strategically on executing our mission. Thank you for pushing us and
working with us to make those changes."
- Susan Tobia, Ph.D,Chair, Board of Directors, Community Women's Education Project
Questions about consulting? To start the conversation with a no-obligation call, contact Terri Clark at 215-951-5194 or email: clarkt@lasalle.edu
Interested in our free presentation for your group about Demystifying the Consulting Process (and how to get the most out of your consulting project), call us to find out more at 215-951-1709.
