Intro

heather | 23 Jul 2007 - 11:26

I wrote this blog while I was Assistant Director at Aspiration and shared about my experiences managing the day to day operations of my organization. I love what I do! I'm now a full-time consultant and PhD student at the University of San Diego. I am continuing to blog on my Nonprofit Leadership 601 blog.

I recently got accepted to present at a nonprofit research conference about the Nonprofit Management and Operations Blog, Wiki and Brown Bag Lunch discussions as being collaborative learning and professional development tools for nonprofit managers.

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Welcome!

Submitted by Beth (not verified) on 26 July, 2006 - 07:14.

I’m enjoying reading your blog! I’d love to do an interview with you for blogher and my blog, Beth’s Blog, in the next few weeks.

finding you

Submitted by travelertrish (not verified) on 24 July, 2006 - 17:51.

Heather, when I clicked on one of the links on your fascinating blog, I found myself away and didn’t know how to get back. When I click on “Blog” up at the top of the page, I get posts from Gunner’s and Katrin’s blogs, but not you. Could there be a dropdown list of Aspiration’s blogs?

Finding me

Submitted by heather on 5 December, 2006 - 16:13.

We recently added a link to my blog on Aspiration’s blog page. Sorry for the confusion.

Good luck!

Submitted by Gordon Mayer (not verified) on 20 July, 2006 - 05:24.

Hey Heather—

As a nonprofit capacity builder in Chicago (I work at Community Media Workshop, we link journalists with nonprofits, grassroots folks, and artists), I have been working at blogging a little bit the past 6 months. It’s fricking hard! Anyway, will be looking for your news and ideas about operations. Can you give some examples, or talk about the difference between ops and program?