How to avoid the classic ‘pub moan’ when a project goes wrong, and become a master of your own fate – whether you’re a digital lead, or a manager.
What I’ve learned from five years of coaching people
I’ve seen at close hand the transformative effect that coaching can have on people. Charities may struggle to justify the costs of coaching, but this story shows that it’s becoming a necessity.
The stats you can’t start this year’s fundraising plan without
We’re arriving at the millennial moment: the Financial Times reports that millennials will outnumber baby boomers in the US this year. Non-profits need to start targeting millennials more effectively.
What charities can learn from a burger joint
The story of TGI Fridays is about a traditional restaurant chain undergoing radical digital transformation. They re-branded themselves as “technology company that happens to sell beer and burgers” and got a seven-fold return on investment in the first year.
Digital is growing up, is your charity maturing with it? (Spoiler: probably not!)
Anya Pearson interviews Branislava Milosevic about changing attitudes towards digital in the charity sector, and the latest results coming out of her digital maturity self-assessment test.
What digital maturity looks like
Julie Dodd, director of digital transformation at Parkinson’s UK, knows a thing or ten about digital maturity. I asked her for some food for thought ahead of the Digital Leadership Forum.
Digital maturity test has been running for over 18 month now. We are reflecting on overall results.