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Strategic Issues in
Not-for-Profit Organizations
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Not-for-Profits:
Private nonprofit corporations
Hospitals, private colleges, charities
Public governmental agencies
Prisons, welfare departments, universities
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Not-for-Profits Importance: Public or collective goods
Paved roads, police protection, museums,
schools
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Aspects of Life Best Managed
by Not-For-Profit Organizations
Religion
Education
Charities
Clubs, interest groups, unions
Health care
Government
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Key Differentiator:
Source of revenue
Profit-making firm
Sale of goods and services to customers
Not-for-profit firm (NFP)
Dues, assessment, or donations from
membership of sponsoring agency
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The Effects of Sources of Revenue on Patterns of Client-
Organization Influence
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Strategic Decision Making:
Pattern of influence
Derives from source of revenue
Key to understanding management of
NFP Who pays for the delivered services
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Strategic Management Concepts:
Institutional advantage
NFP performs its tasks more effect ively
than o ther com parable organizat ions
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Strategic Concepts for NFP:
SWOT Mission statements
Stakeholder analysis
Corporate governance
Portfolio analysis
Strategic piggybacking
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Constraints on Strategic Management: Resource Contributors
Intrusion on internal management
Fund contributors and government
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Constraints & Strategy Formulation: Goal conflicts
Interfere with rational planning
Integrated planning focus Shift from results to resources
Ambiguous operating objectives Internal politics
Goal displacement
Professionalization Simplifies detailed planning
Adds rigidity
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Complications to Implementation:
Decentralization is complicated Defensive centralization
Linking Pins
External-internal integration
Job enlargement and development
Restrained by professionalism
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Complications to Evaluation and
Control: Rewards and penalties
No relation to performance
Inputs vs. outputs
Heavily controlled
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NFP Strategies Strategic Piggybacking:
Development of a new activity for the NFP
that would generate the funds needed to
make up the difference between revenuesand expenses.
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NFP Strategies
Mergers
Focus on reducing costs
Strategic alliances
Developing cooperative ties with otherorganizations
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Not-for-Profit Organizations
Piggybacking
Something to Sell
Management Talent
Trustee Support
Entrepreneurial
Venture Capital
Resources