Innovation has certainly become one the buzzwords of 2020. As many nonprofits are attempting to assemble or reconfigure strategic plans for 2021 and beyond, “innovation” will be simultaneously penned on white boards across the nation. Which begs the question…Can you plan to innovate?
Innovation has certainly become one the buzzwords of 2020. As many nonprofits are attempting to assemble or reconfigure strategic plans for 2021 and beyond, “innovation” will be simultaneously penned on white boards across the nation. Which begs the question…Can you plan to innovate?
Innovation has certainly become one the buzzwords of 2020. As many nonprofits are attempting to assemble or reconfigure strategic plans for 2021 and beyond, “innovation” will be simultaneously penned on white boards across the nation. Which begs the question…Can you plan to innovate?
Innovation has certainly become one the buzzwords of 2020. As many nonprofits are attempting to assemble or reconfigure strategic plans for 2021 and beyond, “innovation” will be simultaneously penned on white boards across the nation. Which begs the question…Can you plan to innovate?
