Ask the Experts Latino Nonprofit Leaders Respond to Economic Challenges

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At the 2009 NCLR Annual Conference, executive directors from a number of NCLR’s Affiliates gathered for a roundtable discussion on how to manage nonprofit organizations during tough economic times. Responding to a case study in which an executive director must make decisions on how to deal with cuts to funding, the participants explored different options for minimizing the impact on programs and staff.

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