Consultants Meet to Discuss Structure, Methods
Six consultants gathered at CAP Sonoma's Conference Room on November 10, 2009. The purpose of the session was to figure out how to make the delivery of pro bono consulting services to Non-Profits more effective, more productive.
Adhering to a model offered by member Merith Weisman, Sonoma State University, the group wrestles with a new approach: not just charity but collaboration and reciprocity. The idea that both the consultants and the NP's are learning...from each other and the process.
Pictured from the left are: Julie Kawahara, Jerry Green, Doug McCorkle, Merith Weisman, Lomesh Shah. Next meeting is 24 November 2009, 4pm at CAP Sonoma, 1300 North Dutton, Santa Rosa.
Six consultants gathered at CAP Sonoma's Conference Room on November 10, 2009. The purpose of the session was to figure out how to make the delivery of pro bono consulting services to Non-Profits more effective, more productive.
Adhering to a model offered by member Merith Weisman, Sonoma State University, the group wrestles with a new approach: not just charity but collaboration and reciprocity. The idea that both the consultants and the NP's are learning...from each other and the process.
Pictured from the left are: Julie Kawahara, Jerry Green, Doug McCorkle, Merith Weisman, Lomesh Shah. Next meeting is 24 November 2009, 4pm at CAP Sonoma, 1300 North Dutton, Santa Rosa.
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