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Areas of Focus

This year's Go NGO Consulting team will focus on three primary areas:

1. Relationship Management - Go NGO will focus on continuing to strengthen and expand the relationships formed with our client base on previous trips to Mexico. We will also continue to engage with our Beta test group of approximately 15 nonprofits in Mexico City.
2. Communications Strategy - We realize that online communications tools cannot alone help an organization improve and connect with clients, donors, volunteers and peer organizations. Technology has to be part of a larger, more comprehensive communications strategy. This year, Go NGO will be focusing on helping nonprofits research and create a larger communications and engagement strategy supported by Go NGO's technology tools.
3. Product Development - the Go NGO Product team is working hard to develop a suite of online tools that will allow nonprofits to better connect to their key stakeholders. The initial product suite is scheduled for launch in late 2006/early 2007. The Go NGO Consulting team will be working closely with the Product team to provide feedback from clients throughout the product development lifecycle.

Welcome Go NGO Team of 2006-2007!

Go NGO has two new teams of students working on the 2006-2007 project! 

 

Go NGO welcomes the Business Consulting team from the W.P. Carey School of Business - Amber Lovelace, Charlene Ruiz, Jamil Coury and Lakshmi Madhavpeddi.  Also - welcome to Jim Spiers and Michael Matos who will be joining the team as Faculty/Staff advisors.

 

Go NGO also has the pleasure of working with the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering and a team of computer science students headed by professor Hasan Davulcu.  Welcome to team members Darren Stevenson, Karla Bracamonte, Christopher Kleeschulte, and Jorge Vazquez.

Were on our way!

See you in Mexico City in a few hours!

Countdown to Mexico!

Well, the Mexico nonprofit mini-conference is just about upon us and the response to our email invitation has been overwhelming.  We now have twice as many people attending as we had expected.  We expect this event will be the first of many conferences hosted by Go NGO as a way to learn from, interact and engage nonprofits in Mexico.  If you would like to attend and have not yet registered, please click on the link on our home page to let us know that you will be coming.

Upcoming Mexico City Conference - Friday, March 31st, 2006

Go NGO is hosting a nonprofit mini-conference in Mexico City (Polanco) on Friday, March 31, 2006. The meeting will take place in the ScotiaBank Auditorium at No. 1 Blvd. M. Ávila Camacho. See the registration link on our homepage to sign up today!

Introducing the 2005/06 Go NGO Team...

I am happy to report much success in the recruitment of the new Go NGO team for the 2005-2006 academic year.  We have seven students on the team this year from a variety of backgrounds.  Professors Spiers and Blasko will be directing the business team, bringing much marketing expertise to the table.  Team member profiles are coming soon!