Fit for purpose

I often hear the term “fit for purpose” in the context of non-profit organizations such as an association. But what does it really mean and what benefits can be derived from it? As we usher in this new year, perhaps it is also a time to reflect whether our association is really “fit for purpose.”

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eurasiareview.com - 24/Mar 00:30

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caribbeannewsglobal.com - 26/Mar 00:07

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theguardian.com - 26/Mar 18:59

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eurasiareview.com - 24/Mar 00:04

In the face of uncertainties surrounding the future operations of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), President Donald...

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eurasiareview.com - 24/Mar 00:04

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eurasiareview.com - 25/Mar 16:34

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newsday.co.tt - 28/Mar 04:47

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Baptist faith and resilience

newsday.co.tt - 28/Mar 04:47

BAVINA SOOKDEO As Trinidad and Tobago commemorates Spiritual Baptist Liberation Day on March 30, the legacy of resilience, faith, and perseverance is...