
- From certified approaches to quick, practical fixes
- Operations and Regulatory
- Organizational Governance
- Board Governance
- Financial Processes
- Policies and Procedures
How you get things done determines how effective you are. Business processes are the practices undertaken each day to meet objectives and achieve goals. They are written down and are monitored. They keep things simple and deliver strong results. Within the not-for-profit sector they would include Board governance, operations, regulations and risk, organization and people systems, and financial practices.
Board governance is often the first place to look for improvement. The practices used by the Board and management give clarity to responsibilities. It’s also the way Boards stay relevant with refreshed talent and expanding networks. The focus is on strategy, oversight, risk and leadership.
Boards use policies and approved practices to guide their management. A comprehensive package saves the time and effort necessary when things are not clear and orderly. Organizational policies and procedures help your Board and management stay focused on your strategy, on the health of your organization in a risk-managed environment, and on the development of your senior leaders so even more can be accomplished.
A key responsibility of your Board and management is the financial strength and stability of your organization. Solid business practices keep reporting reliable and activities timely. They protect the viability of the enterprise. Osborne provides information and leadership in the establishment of comprehensive organization, people and financial processes.
How you are structured and organized determines your efficiency and effectiveness. Recognizing that each organization is unique, Osborne’s Principals and Senior Advisors use a wide range of organizational structures to facilitate successes. We help you determine what works best for you, and then help you implement the adjustments that will result positive change.
Who Can Help
Russ Tynan
Experience with transitions, recoveries, governance, policies and procedures.
Dave Quist
Leadership development, government relations, mission clarity, and fundraising expertise.
Simon Batcup
Six years as a Community Association President, 13 years in Board roles.
Bob Hawkesworth
Chair or Director experience with nearly a dozen not-for-profit, social enterprise Boards.