Building an Agile nonprofit does not start with a Sprint board. It starts with a mindset shift, and books are among the fastest ways to build it. Our team curated the Agile in Nonprofits bookshelf…
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Connecting Big Picture Thinking with Daily Action: Systems Thinking vs. Scrum
When leaders in the social impact sector first discover Agile, they often look at the ecosystem of modern management models and ask, “How does what we’re already doing fit into this?” This moment is…
Getting Started with Scrum: A Guide for Nonprofits to Boost Impact
Nonprofits can start using Scrum for one agreed-upon focus area, such as a fundraising committee, and forming a cross-functional team of 3 to 9 people. By following a structured checklist that includes setting Sprint goals…
“Speaking Scrum”: A Glossary for Nonprofit Teams
Nonprofits can improve their internal communication and project efficiency by mastering Scrum terminology. A shared language allows team members to align on goals and deliver mission-critical value more effectively. Our free guide breaks down the…
The Nonprofit Agile Leader: Scrum Master vs. Product Owner
Which one is the right fit for you? The choice between Scrum Master and Product Owner is not a matter of which role is “better.” Both roles are essential for successful Agile implementation. Rather, the…