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Complete Guide to Facilities Management for Nonprofits

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Complete Guide to Facilities Management for Nonprofits, available at $44.99, with 19 lectures, 8 quizzes.

You will learn about The four primary activities involved in nonprofit facilities management: strategic, operational, tactical, and technical support. A ten-item checklist that indicates effective facilities management across operations, assessment, and planning. How non-facilities team members can support facilities management through advocacy, budgeting, and participating in needs analysis. The role of an environmental impact analysis (EIA) and a social impact assessment (SIA), and how they differ. How we use permanent, temporary, and alternative facilities to create place attachment, place identity, and place dependence within our clients, visitors, donor How to further assess our facilities management effectiveness using four perspectives: stakeholder, internal, learning, and financial. Improving our facilities management processes through an understanding of the triple bottom line. Targeting sustainability, continuity, and budget-wise goal-setting at the organizational level. This course is ideal for individuals who are This learning path offers unique perspectives for those working in facilities as well as those with unrelated roles. It is particularly useful for This learning path offers unique perspectives for those working in facilities as well as those with unrelated roles.

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Summary

Title: Complete Guide to Facilities Management for Nonprofits

Price: $44.99

Number of Lectures: 19

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 19

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • The four primary activities involved in nonprofit facilities management: strategic, operational, tactical, and technical support.
  • A ten-item checklist that indicates effective facilities management across operations, assessment, and planning.
  • How non-facilities team members can support facilities management through advocacy, budgeting, and participating in needs analysis.
  • The role of an environmental impact analysis (EIA) and a social impact assessment (SIA), and how they differ.
  • How we use permanent, temporary, and alternative facilities to create place attachment, place identity, and place dependence within our clients, visitors, donor
  • How to further assess our facilities management effectiveness using four perspectives: stakeholder, internal, learning, and financial.
  • Improving our facilities management processes through an understanding of the triple bottom line.
  • Targeting sustainability, continuity, and budget-wise goal-setting at the organizational level.

Who Should Attend

  • This learning path offers unique perspectives for those working in facilities as well as those with unrelated roles.

Target Audiences

  • This learning path offers unique perspectives for those working in facilities as well as those with unrelated roles.

About this topic…

Facilities management is more than just maintaining buildings—it’s about creating safe, efficient, and welcoming spaces. These are the places where we work, gather, and serve our communities. Effective facilities management ensures that our nonprofit organizations can focus on their core missions without being hindered by operational challenges, and strong practices surrounding managing our places and spaces can be part of everyone’s job.

What You Will Learn

  • The four primary activities involved in nonprofit facilities management: strategic, operational, tactical, and technical support.

  • How we use permanent, temporary, and alternative facilities to create place attachment, place identity, and place dependence within our clients, visitors, donors, and staff.

  • A ten-item checklist that indicates effective facilities management across operations, assessment, and planning.

  • How to further assess our facilities management effectiveness using four perspectives: stakeholder, internal, learning, and financial.

  • How non-facilities team members can support facilities management through advocacy, budgeting, and participating in needs analysis.

  • Improving our facilities management processes through an understanding of the triple bottom line.

  • The role of an environmental impact analysis (EIA) and a social impact assessment (SIA), and how they differ.

  • Targeting sustainability, continuity, and budget-wise goal-setting at the organizational level.

Who is this course for?

This course offers unique perspectives for those working in facilities as well as those with unrelated roles. For those who have facility management duties, this series presents some of the critical components and tools involved in creating place attachment and auditing your spaces. For those who don’t currently work in facilities, you’ll make connections between your stakeholders and your spaces as well as discover concepts like the triple bottom line, sustainability, and impact analyses.

This learning path explores the following Korn Ferry competencies:

  • Action Orientation

  • Customer Focus

  • Plans and Aligns

  • Tech Savvy

  • Optimizing Work Processes

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Nonprofit Facilities Management

Lecture 2: Introduction to the Complete Guide to Facilities Management for Nonprofits

Lecture 3: Downloadable Workbook

Chapter 2: Bronze 1: What is Nonprofit Facilities Management?

Lecture 1: What you can expect in this lesson

Lecture 2: What is nonprofit facilities management?

Lecture 3: Why does nonprofit facilities management matter?

Chapter 3: Bronze 2: Skills to Support Nonprofit Facilities Management

Lecture 1: What skills support our nonprofit facilities management capacity?

Chapter 4: Bronze 3: Hallmarks of Effective Nonprofit Facilities Management

Lecture 1: Hallmarks of Effective Nonprofit Facilities Management

Lecture 2: Measuring How Effectively We Manage Our Facilities

Chapter 5: Silver 1: Activating Your Own Facilities Management Efforts

Lecture 1: What you can expect in this badge

Lecture 2: Activating Your Own Facilities Management Efforts

Lecture 3: Leading For Facilities Management Excellence

Chapter 6: Silver 2: Designing Facilities Management Approaches

Lecture 1: Designing Facilities Management Approaches

Chapter 7: Silver 3: Goal Setting that Supports Facilities Management

Lecture 1: Goal Setting that Supports Facilities Management

Lecture 2: Goal-Setting in a Facilities Planning Context

Chapter 8: Gold 1: Getting Motivated About Facilities Management

Lecture 1: What you can expect

Lecture 2: Getting Motivated About Facilities Management

Lecture 3: Motivating Others About Facilities Management

Chapter 9: Gold 2: Nonprofit Facilities in Review

Lecture 1: Nonprofit Facilities In Review

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