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SUMMARY:The Business That Serves the Mission
DESCRIPTION:A Strong Mission Deserves Strong Operations.\n\nMission-driven organizations are often built by people who care deeply about serving others\, strengthening communities\, and creating meaningful impact. But a powerful mission alone doesn’t build a sustainable organization.\n\nThe Sheerah Society invites you to join us for a candid virtual panel discussion about what happens when mission\, people\, and business operations meet.\n\nOn Monday\, November 9\, from 7–8 PM ET\, Erica Bourne will be joined by Jamie Green\, Founder & CEO of Alignestry™\, and Brandon McLean\, Founder & CEO of Code Switch Consulting\, for a practical conversation about the operational realities facing nonprofits\, social enterprises\, faith-based organizations\, and other mission-driven businesses.\n\nWe’ll explore why organizations with some of the strongest commitments to people and community can still struggle with organizational structure\, inefficient processes\, underused technology\, cybersecurity vulnerabilities\, and the operational infrastructure necessary to sustain their work.\n\nWe’ll talk about:\n\n- Why mission and good intentions cannot substitute for sound operations\n- How organizational design affects the way work actually gets done\n- The operational challenges that quietly accumulate as organizations grow\n- Why technology and cybersecurity should be viewed as capacity-building investments—not simply expenses\n- How leaders can better align their people\, processes\, systems\, and strategy with the impact they want to create\n- You’ll hear perspectives from organizational design\, operational strategy\, technology\, systems\, and cybersecurity—with practical insights you can take back to your own organization.\n\nBecause serving the mission also means building an organization capable of sustaining it.\n\nReserve your seat and join the conversation.\n\nRegister Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-sheerah-society-presents-the-business-that-serves-the-mission-tickets-2002247309602
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:A Strong Mission Deserves Strong Operations.\n\nMission-driven organizations are often built by people who care deeply about serving others\, strengthening communities\, and creating meaningful impact. But a powerful mission alone doesn’t build a sustainable organization.\n\nThe Sheerah Society invites you to join us for a candid virtual panel discussion about what happens when mission\, people\, and business operations meet.\n\nOn Monday\, November 9\, from 7–8 PM ET\, Erica Bourne will be joined by Jamie Green\, Founder & CEO of Alignestry™\, and Brandon McLean\, Founder & CEO of Code Switch Consulting\, for a practical conversation about the operational realities facing nonprofits\, social enterprises\, faith-based organizations\, and other mission-driven businesses.\n\nWe’ll explore why organizations with some of the strongest commitments to people and community can still struggle with organizational structure\, inefficient processes\, underused technology\, cybersecurity vulnerabilities\, and the operational infrastructure necessary to sustain their work.\n\nWe’ll talk about:\n\n- Why mission and good intentions cannot substitute for sound operations\n- How organizational design affects the way work actually gets done\n- The operational challenges that quietly accumulate as organizations grow\n- Why technology and cybersecurity should be viewed as capacity-building investments—not simply expenses\n- How leaders can better align their people\, processes\, systems\, and strategy with the impact they want to create\n- You’ll hear perspectives from organizational design\, operational strategy\, technology\, systems\, and cybersecurity—with practical insights you can take back to your own organization.\n\nBecause serving the mission also means building an organization capable of sustaining it.\n\nReserve your seat and join the conversation.\n\nRegister Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-sheerah-society-presents-the-business-that-serves-the-mission-tickets-2002247309602
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