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non-profit cause impact
insights |
- rhetoric never won a revolution yet (1)
- potentialone can assist you in promoting your non-profit cause in a high-impact way
- to be successful, nonprofits, just like their business counterparts, need to develop brands that convey not only an attractive personality, but also a distinctive one (2)
- to be effective the brand personality must be properly reflected in all visual and verbal communication, and in all aspects of the organization’s practices (3)
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potentialone stories |
potentialone has practical experience managing a non-profit organisation and consulting to several non-profits in israel |
potentialone lectures , runs workshops on branding and supports branding process development with non-profit clients |
our model |
envision – engage – map – perform - measure |
some more details |
vision, mission, strategy |
we assist your organisation to envision the outcomes it was created to deliver, align the key elements of the vision and mission into challenging but realistic objectives - we assist you to map all the relevant strategic influences including stakeholder groups, and use these to develop a strategy which builds on strengths and opportunities |
branding |
using our proprietary branding process model, we lead your organisation to distil its core messages into the brand to be projected to all internal and external stakeholders – we work with you to develop all the all the verbal and visual communication processes which must be consistent and aligned with the brand – elevator pitch, logo, advertising materials, funding proposals, public relations activities, employee and volunteer training and more – we coach organisation leaders in the implementation of the branding process |
but don’t forget |
delivery is the key to a successful brand |
one more thing |
leadership and board effectiveness are key components of delivering impact ..
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1 shirley chisholm quoted in business as unusual, anita roddick, anita roddick books, page 177
2 the power of brands by adrian sargeant & john b. ford stanford social innovation review winter 2007
3 the power of brands by adrian sargeant & john b. ford stanford social innovation review winter 2007
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