We are excited to introduce Sue McCullough the Director of Volunteer Connection a program that strengthens our community through volunteer engagement as this month’s guest blogger.  Find your nonprofit  match today – post your volunteer opportunities – and get involved … Continue reading →

EDA Consulting provides businesses – nonprofit, corporate, and philanthropic – organizations customized best practices and creative approaches to actively succeed and serve their missions. Emily Davis is the President of EDA Consulting and has over 15 years of experience working … Continue reading →

dojo4 is a creative software design, development and media team based in Boulder, CO.  They are a small business working to balance the budget and create a culture that is a great place to work and grow both professionally and … Continue reading →

With our early morning coffee in hand, we nervously cracked jokes and enjoyed the last part of a sunrise drive to Rembrandt Yard. With fingers crossed, we had our choice of parking spot in downtown Boulder at 5:30am hoping that … Continue reading →

“The Internet is becoming the town square for the global village of tomorrow.” – Bill Gates Technology has been redefining the ground rules for the overall success of any business over the last decade.  Traditionally a business’s success is tied … Continue reading →

Julia Renn is a fabulous addition to the 2012 Technology Summit advisory committee bringing with her the design expertise that created the logo for the Technology Summit.  Her unique perspective in marketing and design for nonprofits has contributed to pushing … Continue reading →

This year I am thrilled to have my consulting company, EDA Consulting, serving as a sponsor and trainer at the Nonprofit Cultivation Center’s 2012 Technology Summit. As one of the benefits of sponsoring the Tech Summit I’ll be offering a … Continue reading →

The Nonprofit Cultivation Center is proud to give our blogging floor to Justin Crawford, CEO of dojo4. Justin is a great addition to our 2012 Technology Summit’s Advisory Committee where he actively works to connect the Boulder County tech community … Continue reading →

The saying goes that you can’t buy love, but can you buy happiness?  Or maybe the real question is what can happiness buy you – and your organization?  Apparently, a lot.  Thanks to research by positive psychologist, Shawn Achor, we … Continue reading →

By: Michelle Barnes, Principal of Interim Leadership Solutions Ask most nonprofit executives what they would love their board to be more passionate about and they’ll say “Fundraising.” Ask a nonprofit board member what they least enjoy about serving, and they’ll … Continue reading →