Are You a Boss or a Leader?

Managers often make the mistake of thinking that the job title alone makes someone a leader. However, there is a major difference between a manager who simply watches over tasks and a leader who inspires change through people. While management is about keeping systems running, true leadership is a behavior built on trust, ethics, the

Business, Government, Nonprofit, Tribal Entities

AI Use in a Small/Medium Business Environment

Depending on who you ask, artificial intelligence is a futuristic luxury, a time saving tool, or abjectly terrifying. However you see it, AI can be a fundamental utility for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Artificial intelligence has moved out of the realm of science fiction and onto the desks of SMB management and staff. It

Business, Government, Nonprofit, Tribal Entities

I’m a Grantor. What’s a Grant Audit?

What is a grant audit? After a grant is awarded, the grantor should ensure that the money is being spent the way it was intended. A grant audit is a formal check-up on a specific grant-funded project. While a “normal” audit generally looks at all of an organization’s finances, a grant audit only looks at

Audit, Government, Grantmaker

I’m a Grantee. What’s a Grant Audit?

Any organization that relies heavily on grant money to operate projects or programs will likely experience a grant audit at some point. While many people think of an audit as a broad look at an organization’s overall finances, a grant audit is a more focused assessment. It looks specifically at how grant funds were spent

Audit, Grantee

Can You Manage Your Grant Effectively?

Being awarded a grant is an exciting achievement for any organization, but getting the award is only the first step in a long process. To succeed, a grantee’s team must treat grant management carefully and strategically by balancing strict financial rules with the actual performance of the project. By following a clear strategy, an organization

Grantee

Why Is a Good Business Plan Important?

In today’s volatile economy, the line between a business that thrives and one that fails can be drawn by how well its leadership has prepared itself, from startup through operations and growth. People might think a business plan is just a document used to get a loan from a bank, but it should serve as

Business, Nonprofit
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