Sections of this topic
Supersites: Websites with Many Free Resources for Nonprofits and For-Profits
Assembled by Carter McNamara, MBA, PhD
If you want to add a new link now to a site that provides a
large amount of free, online resources about a wide range of management
topics, please first read the short section “Add to Library”
referenced from the sidebar.
For-Profits and Nonprofits
Nonprofit-Specific Sites
Various Supersites With Information for For-Profits
The following sources provide a wide range of articles. Remember
that the vast majority of for-profit management practices also
apply to nonprofits. Exceptions are managing volunteers, doing
fundraising, having volunteer Boards of Directors, and certain
financial management practices. (Nonprofit-specific supersites
are listed later on below.)
Recommended Links
Fred
Nickols articles
SBA: Small
Business Administration Home Page
Additional Links
About.com’s listing of many management-related links
All Business.com
Ask an Expert
Better Business Bureau Resource
Library
Big Dog’s Bowl of
Biscuits – training – coffee – reference – leadership
BusinessBalls
Business
Improvement Articles
Business.com
Business Resource Center
CEOExpress
Dave Kahle
Free Sales Training Articles
Don Clark’s list of many resources
Edward Lowe Foundation
Entrenrepeurship.org
Fast Company
Librarians
Internet Index
Office Depot Small Business Resource Center
Operations, Statistics,
Strategy
QuickMBA
SCORE – Service Corps Of
Retired Executives
Small Business Advisor – helping
small and home based businesses
Small Business Home Office
advice assistance – BusinessTown
Total Business.com
Work911.com
U.S. Federal
Government Agencies
Various Supersites With Nonprofit-Specific Information
The following sources provide a wide range of articles in regard
to nonprofit organizations. Remember that the vast majority of
nonprofit management practices also apply to for-profits. For-profits
focus on generating profit and nonprofits on meeting a need in
society; however, many nonprofits have to pay very close attention
to the financial bottom line, as much as for-profits. Some differences
are that nonprofits attend specifically to fundraising to donors,
manage volunteers, and engage in public policy and lobbying (although
many for-profits also engage in public policy and lobbying).
Association
Expertise, Inc.
AXI Resources
Bridgespan Group: Nonprofit
Strategy Consulting, Executive Search and Philanthropy Advising
FirstGov
Nonprofit Gateway
Help4Nonprofits
National Alliance for
Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit Expert.com
Nonprofit Quarterly (subscribe
to the Newswire)
