On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 5:04 PM, Kurt Buff <[email protected]> wrote: >> The one general tip I can offer is: The goal of a business is to >> make money. > > In OP's case, the org looks like a non-profit.
That actually doesn't change that aspect much at all. Non-profits still worry about most of the same things as a for-profit. It's just that rather than the proceeds going to shareholders/owners, proceeds go to third-parties. But the principle of ROI -- of what it costs vs what it accomplishes -- still applies. It's not really a business principal so much as a fundmanetal law of the universe. *Everything* has a cost, and that cost *must* be paid. You can change who pays it, you change what you're buying, but you can't get something for nothing. > Still, money is always a part of the equation. Indeed. -- Ben
