Nonprofit Management and Leadership · Brad R. Fulton, PhD

1_Introduction to the Course

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Two brothers started Tegu, a self-sustaining nonprofit toy company in Honduras using local wood and magnets to combat poverty and unemployment.

Professor Colton introduces a university course on nonprofit management and leadership, drawing on his 15 years of professional experience in the sector. He explains the balance between operational efficiency and visionary leadership, shares real-world examples from local and international work, and engages students in a practical exercise to analyze organizational management.

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A course opener that treats nonprofit leadership as practical work shaped by mission, money, and managerial fit.

This course opener treats nonprofit leadership as messy, practical work: campus-community partnerships, international logistics, and the steady clash between mission, money, and management.

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See nonprofit leadership through campus and community work, international fundraising, and the split between entrepreneurial drive and management skill.

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