MCNOTT NONPROFIT CONSULTING


"NONPROFIT NONSENSE & COMMON SENSE"

Introducing a refreshing new book about nonprofit organizations -- whether leading them, donating to them, serving on their boards or volunteering . . . called a "myth-buster."

Available at major bookstores, on the Internet
and from the author


Marshall McNott spent 40 years as president, CEO and Executive Director of several nonprofit organizations, most serving the underprivileged and many that were faith-based. He led the successful startups of new 501(c)(3) nonprofits and raised millions of dollars for programs serving the poor. In his (non-fundraising) management positions in nonprofit organizations, he brought increased stability and respect to organizations, earning both an organizational and personal reputation for integrity.

Here's what others are saying about this book . . .

"Nonprofit Nonsense & Common Sense" is probably the best thing written on   the subject, and the pragmatic advice for anyone interested is compelling.”
                      
Dick Voell
                       Former President and CEO, The Rockefeller Group 
                       Former Chairman, The Business Council for the United Nation
                                                                                                                       

"Marshall McNott's book is a must read for anyone working in or  thinking of working in a  nonprofit organization.  Simply put, this is a book that is true. It is real.  And it is written in a down to earth, conversational  style that makes it very easy to read. McNott provides  practical steps for successful negotiating tasks ranging from raising money to  dealing with executive boards."
                       Chris Wye
                       Founder and former Director
                       Center for Improving Government Performance
                       National Academy of Public Administration
                       Washington, D.C.


   "...let me compliment you on the directness, frankness, honesty and realism   expressed in your published book. It is very well done and should be very helpful to many people."
                        Lee Walcott (Ret.)
                        Vice President and Managing Director
                        Ahmanson Foundation
                        Beverly Hills, Calif.


"The chapters on addressing board/CEO tensions are enough to make the book worth purchasing."
                          Anabeth Hormel Cox, former Development Director,
                          Lincoln, NE, Girl Scout Council


"Required reading for everyone in philanthropy. Find out what nonprofit work is like from the trenches, not just from the boardroom."
                        Arthur T. Keefe ~ CFRE / AOPA / Yale University (Ret.)


"Finally someone writes an honest book about what's really happening in many nonprofits today. It avoids the vague answers associated with political correctness and offers wonderfully constructive advice on resolving some of the most sensitive of problems."
                       Michael Stoops, Executive Director
                       National Coalition for the Homeless


  Marshall McNott

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