The Consultant Resource Bank lists over 100 consultants who have experience working with nonprofit organizations. There are over 25 categories of expertise listed, which the consultants have indicated are areas of specialty. In order to be listed in the Consultant Resource Bank, a consultant must submit two references from nonprofit organizations they have worked with successfully. While the consultants listed have been referred to the Resource Bank by other nonprofits, it is up to you to find the right "fit" for your organization.
How the Consultant Resource Bank Works
There are three steps to getting the best results from the Consultant Resource Bank:
1. Clarify your organization's specific situation
Nonprofit organizations utilize consultants for many reasons - some simple, some highly complicated. Thoughtful consideration of the issue your organization is facing will help ensure that the time and financial resources you commit to a consultancy are well used. The Nonprofit Manager's Guide For Hiring Consultants - Diagnosing Your Problem is a set of questions that can help you clarify your organization's specific situation.
3. Search the Consultant Resource Bank
Once you have identified the category or categories of consultant you may search the Consultant Resource Bank. A successful search will provide you with a list of consultants who fit the Expertise Categories you identify.
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