New York University President John Sexton looks to turn NYU into a global brand, but faculty members say he is placing financial concerns ahead of educational concerns.
Calling all nonprofits with videos! The 2013 “Do Gooder” Video Awards are now accepting submissions. For inspiration, here’s a look at some of 2012’s winning videos.
As the Catholic Church prepares to consider who will be the next pope, some believe the Church needs a “rebranding” effort, but does that term really capture the charge?
The AARP filed for the .aarp domain name extension, but many nonprofits likely couldn’t justify spending $185,000 on a bid for a new top-level domain name extension.
After participating in an online roundtable discussion on nonprofit capacity building, the author was inspired to extend the ideas to nonprofit branding.
What are the key elements of an effective online donation page? Cause Populi’s infographic lists some important factors to consider, and NPQ shares some eye-catching examples.
Florida Atlantic University is planning to rename its football stadium the GEO Group Stadium. The GEO group runs private prisons. Is this a good brand move?
Nonprofits are often advised to re-engineer their brand with each new technology, but while a flexible approach to technology is desirable, good branding requires consistency, not fluctuation.
Though easily overlooked, hope is a crucial ingredient for nonprofit websites. Hope establishes that the problem you’re addressing is solvable, and that you have the solution.
Google Plus communities has the potential to serve as a way for nonprofit to connect their brand, grow their social media presence and track trending topics that their audience is interested in.
The social media event of the year—the Kony 2012 video—is getting a follow-up in the form of a planned Invisible Children march in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, November 17th.
Social media continues to change how we work and when we work. Another question it surfaces is how employers should manage an employee who is something of an online “celebrity.”
What are the secrets to creating a successful virtual association? A decidedly non-flashy website serving veterinarians seems to have hit upon a formula that works.
An effective organizational promise is identified through an honest assessment of ability, opportunity, and desire. Tapping the collective aspirations of board, staff, and community partners can inspire a bond, motivating the whole to expand their thinking beyond the routine of their individual roles and recognize the exciting places their shared effort can take them.
Buy the building and keep the name? The YMCA begs to disagree.
An Oxfam International report, “Behind the Brands,” takes a look at corporate social responsibility. Does the rhetoric match up with the reality? 
New York University President John Sexton looks to turn NYU into a global brand, but faculty members say he is placing financial concerns ahead of educational concerns.
Calling all nonprofits with videos! The 2013 “Do Gooder” Video Awards are now accepting submissions. For inspiration, here’s a look at some of 2012’s winning videos.
As the Catholic Church prepares to consider who will be the next pope, some believe the Church needs a “rebranding” effort, but does that term really capture the charge?
The AARP filed for the .aarp domain name extension, but many nonprofits likely couldn’t justify spending $185,000 on a bid for a new top-level domain name extension.
After participating in an online roundtable discussion on nonprofit capacity building, the author was inspired to extend the ideas to nonprofit branding.
What are the key elements of an effective online donation page? Cause Populi’s infographic lists some important factors to consider, and NPQ shares some eye-catching examples.
Florida Atlantic University is planning to rename its football stadium the GEO Group Stadium. The GEO group runs private prisons. Is this a good brand move?
Nonprofits are often advised to re-engineer their brand with each new technology, but while a flexible approach to technology is desirable, good branding requires consistency, not fluctuation.
Though easily overlooked, hope is a crucial ingredient for nonprofit websites. Hope establishes that the problem you’re addressing is solvable, and that you have the solution.
The Nielsen Company has released a report depicting the continual growth of social media and related emerging trends throughout the course of 2012.
Google Plus communities has the potential to serve as a way for nonprofit to connect their brand, grow their social media presence and track trending topics that their audience is interested in. 
Where does the Tea Party go from here to revive its identity, brand, and image? 
The social media event of the year—the Kony 2012 video—is getting a follow-up in the form of a planned Invisible Children march in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, November 17th. 
Social media continues to change how we work and when we work. Another question it surfaces is how employers should manage an employee who is something of an online “celebrity.” 
What are the secrets to creating a successful virtual association? A decidedly non-flashy website serving veterinarians seems to have hit upon a formula that works. 
Corporate investment in public spaces is hardly a new phenomenon, but how far will it go?
An effective organizational promise is identified through an honest assessment of ability, opportunity, and desire. Tapping the collective aspirations of board, staff, and community partners can inspire a bond, motivating the whole to expand their thinking beyond the routine of their individual roles and recognize the exciting places their shared effort can take them.
