#7: AJ Renold: Thinking Strategically in a Not-for-Profit Setting

David Flint talks with Voices for Children Executive Director AJ Renold about the complexities of building strategy in a not-for-profit environment. Considering and serving a wide range of stakeholders, finding common language to foster communication and protecting critical resources are just a few of issues AJ is addressing using the V-REEL Framework as a guide. And the stakes are high. Voices for Children is a nationally recognized CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) organization serving children in the foster care system through an army of highly trained and exceptionally dedicated volunteers. To learn more about Voices for Children visit http://vfcbrazos.org/. 

Learn more about the V-REEL Framework for strategy formulation in my book, Think Beyond Value: Building Strategy to Win, now available from your favorite e-book seller and coming in print March 2018. Find free resources to get started at drdavidflint.com/books. 

https://archive.org/download/AJFinishedPodcastMixdown/AJ%20finished%20podcast_mixdown.mp3

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