The Nonprofit Business Office is Closely Linked to Mission Success

Business Offices have known all along that each staff member existing in this often unheralded world actually influences mission and strategic decision-making as well as organizational outcomes. A behind the scenes understanding of the Business Office can provide the existential context for understanding what goes on in front for everyone to see. Better yet, the goal of this paper is to present the case for the nonprofit Business Office's crucial role in fulfilling the mission.

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Russell Pomeranz

President & CEO, Claverack Advisory Group

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