Best executive courses in Non-profit in United States

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders

Gain general management training — combining conceptual knowledge with individual experiences — and increase your impact in the nonprofit sector. The Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders brings together leaders from social and human services, health care, community development, arts,...

Harvard DCE

Design Thinking: Creating Better Customer Experiences

Daniels College of Business

Corporate Debt: Structuring, Managing, & Thriving

This course outlines successful strategies for borrowing money and managing debt as an organization. Over three days, you will discover the fundamentals of organizational debt. You will explore why an organization might need a loan, how a loan might fit into the organization’s capital...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Fundraising for Small Nonprofits

Your organization is doing exceptional work. You are passionate about your mission. The potential is great, if only more funding were available. Effective fundraising practices can be adapted to meet the unique realities of smaller nonprofits. Efficiently use your time and existing resources –...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Program Evaluation for Mission Impact

This course focuses on the techniques and application of evaluation methods to assess the effectiveness of nonprofit programs. What this course is about Program evaluation is one mechanism for establishing accountability in nonprofit organizations. This course focuses on the techniques and...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Strategic Planning and Nonprofit Leadership

Learn clear action steps for refining and sustaining your strategic plan and enhancing your leadership effectiveness. Strategic planning is essential for the effective leadership and management of nonprofit organizations, particularly in volatile and uncertain operating environments. This course...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Art of Fundraising

Our founder, Dr. Henry Rosso, defined fundraising as “the gentle art of teaching the joy of giving.” This course goes beyond the specific tools and techniques of fundraising to teach the “amazing skills” of fundraising such as active listening, empathy, emotional intelligence, and additional...

Kellogg School of Management

Leading Change in Nonprofits

For experienced nonprofit leaders and executives responsible for leading change initiatives, large or small, in their nonprofit organizations, this program focuses on developing the skills essential in preparing for and leading change. In this program, you will explore processes necessary to...

Booth School of Business

Private Wealth Management: for Individuals and Families

Through an energizing mix of rigorous academic insight and practical experience, this program teaches wealth owners a comprehensive, integrated, and strategic approach to wealth management. As a wealthy individual, you are working to protect and grow your wealth, enjoy financial security, and...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Planned Giving: Getting the Proper Start

Maximize your fundraising by asking for planned gifts. Learn how to communicate with donors about their wealth and their financial assets – not just their cash – and how a planned gift can provide them with current income, an inheritance for their heirs and a legacy through your charitable...