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Telling the Tale of a Nonprofit Name Change

Posted on  August 28, 2018
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Rather than writing a full blog post this week I am publishing a link to an article that I penned which Charity Channel kindly published: Telling the Tale of a Nonprofit Name Change. 

  1. Thank you Stephen Nill @CharityChannel for publishing this and the first article Changing Your Nonprofit Organization’s Name and Maybe Even Its Brand. 
  2. With deep admiration for @SnavelyAssoc and @JimFongUPCEA for their advice and counsel regarding marketing, branding, and this name change; they were excellent teachers for me and others involved in the process. 
  3. Special thanks to Anne Ard, Executive Director @CCWRC,  for her leadership and for enabling me to take part in this momentous set of events.

I can’t recommend Jim Fong and Snavely enough they are pros. Charity Channel is a terrific source of information about topics such as this and many others. 

Do you have a story to tell about a nonprofit name change or have a question about changing a name? I look forward to hearing from you here. 

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Tags : #marketing #branding, #nonpfrofit #marketing #branding, #nonprofit
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