/ Articles by Nick Morpus

Running a school is no easy task. Administrators can run themselves ragged managing teachers and students, building the foundation for a productive environment, and choosing school administration software.

There is a widely held misconception that dyslexia is a reading disorder that is limited to reading alone. In actuality, dyslexia can also affect writing, spelling, and speaking abilities.

No matter the size of your nonprofit organization, your donor lists are far too important to store on Excel spreadsheets. Data collection in spreadsheets is dependent on manual entry, leaving lots of room for human error.

Whether you're looking to fill an open event coordinator position, or you're building your corporate events team for the first time, it takes quite the individual to make it in the events industry. There are people to manage, event management software to run, guests to invite, venues to select, and vendors to coordinate.

Update 6/14/2018: This piece has been updated to reflect changes in event trends and to include current transportation costs and additional benefits of choosing ridesharing as a preferred event transportation option.

Attendees expect a lot out of their event experience these days. Hotel meeting rooms have transformed into large cruise ships at Dreamforce, leaving attendees in awe. But these amazing venues are nothing without the foundational aspects that make the venue right for the event.

The marketing landscape is always changing with new technological advances and trends. It's because of these changes that your nonprofit has to stay on top of the latest updates in nonprofit software, technologies, and marketing strategies.

Nonprofit development is a challenging, but rewarding, career field. There are plenty of job opportunities, the pay is usually pretty good (even in entry-level positions), and this career field sets your employees up for nonprofit leadership.

Just like any other position in your organization, it's imperative that you vet and analyze each candidate you consider for your board of directors. It takes more than influence to effectively serve on a board.