[Iowa-dx] Re: [jcprogressive-unmoderated] The role of women in our USA society

[Libris Fidelis]

Every aspect of a non-profit's existence is covered.  It is a great program
I would suggest anyone connected with -- not just elected within or
running -- a non-profit should take.  It has helped me out already, and
my decades of experience with non-profits is being given a new
awakening.

Ron Kinum
a.k.a. Libris Fidelis


>From: jcotalk@aol.com
>Reply-To: jcprogressive-unmoderated@yahoogroups.com
>To: jcprogressive-unmoderated@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [jcprogressive-unmoderated] The role of women in our USA 
>society
>Date: Wed, 2 May 2007 22:33:25 EDT
>
>
>Ron since you mentioned taking that class on Non-profit organizational
>effectiveness, I wonder if that class work mentioned how non-profit  
>managers
>should deal with pesky questions from the public? Some  organizations 
>depend almost
>exclusively on public funds of various types and yet  it can very hard to
>learn how they spend that money. Was there any advice  about dealing with
>bothersome questions from the public?
>
>charlotte
>
>In a message dated 5/2/2007 8:13:36 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
>LibrisFidelis@hotmail.com writes:
>
>I just  learned this from my final class at UofI's Nonprofit  
>Organizational
>Effectiveness II:
>
>In a video lecture titled  Collaboration / Dissolution / Merger /
>Accountability of Nonprofits by  Professor Willard Boyd, the following
>information was gleened by me into my  class notes:
>
>•  The role of women in our USA society – women make  the basic
>economic decisions
>+    women influence over 80% of consumer goods
>+    women influence over 80% of health care decisions
>+   women buy 50% of all of the automobiles and may influence the
>remaining
>+   40% of all of the households of  over $600,000 are headed by women
>+   women start  new businesses at twice the rate of men
>
>
>Pretty interesting stuff,  huh?   He hasn't mentioned politics yet.
>
>Ron  Kinum
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