Non-profit Innovation Management

Author: (American) Rice, translated by Pan Ruolin, Zhao Jiazhen, reviewed by Jiang Mingxiu
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book introduces how non-profit organizations can express their needs, convey messages, make their activities unique, raise funds, ensure effective board operations, seek corporate donations, operate non-profit organizations using business models, and gain community resource investment for the organization. The book's distinctive feature lies in guiding readers to solve the problems they face through case studies, while also posing questions for readers to answer based on their own experiences, thereby enhancing their ability to tackle challenges. What makes it particularly valuable is that the book is not limited to theoretical discussions and arguments but provides practical and actionable strategies. The book is richly illustrated, well-structured, lively in language, and suitable for students and teachers in public management-related fields for study and teaching reference. It is also highly suitable for general readers, being a book that integrates thoughtfulness, originality, practicality, and accessibility. For domestic non-profit organizations, the constructive experiences provided in this book are highly.