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Build Better Relationships in your Non Profit – Canadian Data Released

December 10th, 2009

Non profits and businesses can now discover the profile of their audience and stakeholders (consumers, supporters, funders, volunteers etc.). With this information, non profits organizations can begin creating online strategies that engage their constituents and build stronger relationships with people that matter to them.

The full Social Technographics profile tool can be understood by reviewing the Groundswell presentation from Forester Research.

Social Technographics Explained

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Click thumbnail to see larger image of the full ladder profiles for Canada.

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December 19th, 2009 at 10:04 | #1

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The Social Non Profit – My Lens

A social non profit is attuned, responsive and adaptive to the complex factors affecting its constituents and communities. In a social non profit there is an alignment between staff, services, governance systems and online communications. Social non profits value learning and innovation and believe in working smarter by using social tech tools to enhance communication, collaboration and learning amongst staff, volunteers, partners and service users. These organizations believe that strategic use of social media empowers staff, improves services and strengthens governance practices.

Social Web Partners

I'm very pleased to have a number of very capable and talented consultants as friends and partners that work with me from time to time.

Alain Hurtubise (iAutomate.ca) designs and developments web 2. 0 platforms. Alain has over 20 years experience in web design and enterprise systems programming with large corporations. Alain's passion is paying it forward through his work with me in the non profit sector.

Peter Levesque's company, Knowledge Mobilization Works (based in Ottawa) is dedicated to building the capacity of people to create value through knowledge mobilization.

Mark Holmgren (Mark Holmgren Consulting - Edmonton AB) contributes his extensive organizational change expertise along with an array of social media integration expertise.