Nonprofit Mission: Impact Strategic thinking for nonprofits with Michael Butera
In episode 115 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Michael Butera dive into the challenges and opportunities facing associations as they adapt to 21st-century realities.
They talk about:
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The difference between strategic thinking and strategic planning
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Why acting like a three year old can be good for you (ask why five times in a row)
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How adaptability will be a key differentiator as to which organizations continue to grow and thrive.
[00:10:05] Strategic Thinking vs. Strategic Planning
[00:15:18] VUCA vs. BANI Frameworks
[00:20:58] The Role of Membership in Associations
[00:24:30] Governance Challenges
[00:28:06] Foresight and Observational Practices
[00:36:47] Adapting to Change
[00:45:57] Building Sustainable Cultures
Guest Bio: Michael Butera is a keynote speaker featuring Strategic Thinking, Innovate or Stagnate: Adapting 20th Century Traditions to 21st-Century Realities. Practice areas include governance, restructuring, strategic facilitation, foresight, and coaching. He is an expert partner at the Rogue Tulip Consultants, a Toastmasters, and a Certified Maxwell Leadership Team Speaking Coach and Mentor.
Important Links and Resources:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelabutera/
https://www.michaelbuteraspeaks.com/
ASAE Drivers of Change: https://www.asaecenter.org/resources/asae-foresightworks
The Heath Brothers (Author of Switch and other books) https://heathbrothers.com/
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