Date of Award
Fall 11-2016
Document Type
Thesis
Primary Advisor
Dr. Gordon Miller
Second Advisor
Dr. Jennifer Stukey
Abstract
Nonprofit success is a complex and inconclusive term. Rather than attempting to define nonprofit success, this thesis seeks to identify factors attributed to organizational effectiveness. Support for the credibility of these factors is derived from a review of literature and an interview with the CEO of an acclaimed successful nonprofit. The balanced scorecard is referenced as a multidimensional approach to structuring and evaluating organizational effectiveness. Factors within these perspectives and those mentioned in an interview with the CEO have been analyzed and identified for the use of nonprofit personnel or entrepreneurs.
Recommended Citation
Hayes, Kendall M., "Identifying Factors Related to Nonprofit Success Through the Use of a Multidimensional Approach" (2016). Selected Honors Theses. 54.
https://firescholars.seu.edu/honors/54