Managing risk and compliance for a nonprofit involves getting the full picture of any potential donor or partner, especially if it is a high-value or naming gift. This due diligence includes checking for...
Data can shed light on virtually every question or challenge a nonprofit may face, revealing insights and opportunities along the way. And the better the data, the more you can see and uncover with it...
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As Generative AI is taking the world of management consulting by storm, it's up to organizational partners to lead the responsible integration of the technology. In our " Setting the Pace: How...
How do you make AI work best for you? We explore the ways to implement GenAI in an actionable checklist for data leaders, inspired by findings from: “ Setting the Pace: How Management Consultants...
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Conducting due diligence research on potential new partners or donors is essential for risk mitigation and reputation management and should be a critical part of any organization’s fundraising process. But in an ever-growing sea of information, what specific details should you be looking for?
In this whitepaper, we’ll explore four steps that can help you to assess whether an individual or organization is the right donor for your university or non-profit, including some real-world examples of how not doing your due diligence can lead to future headaches.