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 | Don't forget, we have reviewed DOZENS of books. See more reviews here. All these books reflect our approach to issues of leadership and organizations. Go here to find out more about how we help organizations. You can also learn more about Jamie Notter's thinking about these issues on the Get Me Jamie Notter blog. And if you want to get on our mailing list (no more than four updates per year), sign up here. We write books, as well as review them. Don't forget to check out the books that we have for sale. Need more info? CALL JAMIE: (240) 603-7693 (or email). |  | |||||||||||||||||||||
 | Managing the Non-Profit Organization: Principles and Practices by Peter Drucker | ||||||||||||||||||||||
With Peter Drucker's passing in 2005, we wanted to honor his profound contributions to the field of management by recommending one of his classic works on managing nonprofit organizations. Although it was first published fifteen years ago, it has great things to say about issues that are covered today as "cutting edge," like innovation. Yet he also manages to take simple notions like "decisions" and bring out some terribly important and actionable points. There is a reason this book has been deemed a classic, and we recommend it to all managers--for profit and nonprofit alike. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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