June 11, 2010
How can your nonprofit group can alter its operations, its strategy, or its mission?
Dan Heath, co-author of the bestselling business book Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard, and Brett Jenks, the chief executive of Rare, an environmental charity in Arlington, Va., offer some ideas.
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