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Definition of a Non-Profit

uses income to achieve organizational goals, instead of distributing income as profit or dividends (earnings)

3 types of nonprofit organizations

1. Public Charities


2. Private Foundations


3. Other Organizations

Health and Service Organizations

Most common types of non-profit

Membership Associations

Organizations with similar interests join together to address common need

Educational Institutions

MNU



Religious Organizations

rarely have money for advertising

Non-Profit Challenges

- Gaining recognition


- competition for resources


- crises and scandals


- building brand identity

Successful Non-profit

- focus on mission


- builds strong internal public relations


- focus on content creation


- great messaging

Action is communication


DEFINED

attempt to spread messages through primary/secondary paths to targeted/single audiences with media through steps

Diffusion of information

attempt to spread information within targeted audience

primary public

group to which action is ultimately directed

intervening public

direct contact with primary and can pass along messages

moderating public

share common goal and can impact primary public

latent public

not aware of the need to act

aware public

knows needs but not prone to action

active publics

aware and ready to do something

Diffusion Process

1. awareness


2. interest


3. evaluation


4. trial


5. adoption

Channels of Influence

1. mass media


2. biased intermediaries


3. unbiased third parties


4. significant others


5. personal experience

Walt Mossberg


(Pete's Lecture)

number one technology journalist

Lessons in Media Relations

- messaging is king


- it's all about relationships

What is the iQue 3600

GPS with organizer combined

Organizational Climate

Forces that induce the way an organization deal with their members

What are the forces that impact Organizational Climate

1. experiences by employees


2. influences employee behavior


3. psych forces not easily developed


- trust, openess, candor

Results of effective employee communication

1. more satisfied/better employees


2. better informed employees/PR agents


3. improved goal attainment


4. better customer/investor/PR relations