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spacer With almost 15 years of experience, the Dalton Group is a premier retained executive search firm handling US & international projects. Our approach focuses on understanding our client organizations and their cultures, as well as understanding individual leaders. We serve our clients by partnering with them to recruit top quality leaders, but the real value that we bring to a client's leadership team is finding leaders who are professionally proven and who fit with the existing team and culture. That's what leads to success in all organizations - the right leaders in the right roles.

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93% of Charities Feel Effects of Recession
December 10, 2009
From The Chronicle on Philanthropy: The stock market may be rebounding, but for charities the negative impact of the recession has only deepened over the past year, according to a survey released this week... Click on title to read on...
Most Americans Intend to Make Holiday Donations This Year
November 20, 2009
According to the Chronicle of Philanthropy: Many charities are concerned that donations will suffer this month and next with the weak economy taking its toll on the normally busy giving season. But recent surveys suggest that year-end contributions, as well as donations next year, may not drop as much as some fund raisers fear. Click title to read more...
Endowment for a Rainy Day
November 19, 2009
Stanford Social Innovation Review: In recent decades, nonprofits have significantly increased the size of their endowments. Yet during the current economic crisis, they made scant use of their sizable holdings. Instead of drawing down their endowments to offset losses of income, nonprofits resorted to cutting programs and personnel, sometimes dramatically. To prepare for future financial downturns, nonprofits should treat endowments as rainy day funds, not cut programs to preserve the endowment.
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12.21.09
Classic from Forbes
This column on the marks of a leader from several years ago appeared in Forbes. "In both business and politics leadership matters more than does any other personal factor..." Click title to read more...
12.05.09
Nonprofit innovation depends on leadership
From the Stanford Social Innovation Review: A new way of doing business in the nonprofit sector is unfolding in Charlotte, N.C... What is unfolding in Charlotte reflects a new breed of nonprofit leadership that is starting to bubble up in communities... Click title above to read on...
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