by Anna Dixon | Government, Not-For-Profit, Projects, Stakeholders
It’s easy to be focused on delivering – whether you’re in government or the not-for-profit space. But it’s important to communicate about the difference you’re making if you want to stay relevant to the people who mean...
by Erin Roberts | Business, Not-For-Profit
Do you know what your business’ vision and mission are? Can you effortlessly share what you’re all about? Or are they something that you came up with in a strategic planning session years ago that you occasionally dust off to re-write into a grant...
by Anna Dixon | Business, Grants & Funding, Not-For-Profit, Projects
If you work for a not-for-profit or community organisation, your role may involve dealing with grants, or grant writing. At the very least, your organisation is probably impacted by grants (or a lack of!). And if you’re in business, you might hear a lot of talk...
by Anna Dixon | Business, Grants & Funding, Not-For-Profit, Projects
Things have been pretty crazy for the last six months or so. For us, the last couple of months have been particularly busy with clients needing help with grant applications. There are a lot of funding opportunities starting to emerge as governments try to mitigate the...
by Anna Dixon | Government, Not-For-Profit, Stakeholders
When you are consulting with your community and other stakeholders, things can go really right or really wrong. Planning how you go about the consultation is key. If youâre planning a consultation, here are a few critical things to consider: Who are you inviting to be...
by Rhiannon Bristow-Stagg | Government, Not-For-Profit, Stakeholders
When planning for a community engagement process, there are numerous methods you can use to increase levels of community engagement. One broad area, that you’ve likely experienced yourself without even realising, is gamification. What’s that you say? Is...
