PBM 101: How nonprofits can achieve more by getting clear on what matters most

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PBM 101: How nonprofits can achieve more by getting clear on what matters most

In this Principle Based Management 101 series, we’re unpacking mental models, ideas, and tools you can use to level up your work.
Acts Housing, Capabilities

This article was previously published by Stand Together Foundation.

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Principle Based Management™ provides a holistic approach to making decisions, solving problems, and creating value for individuals in your community, team members in your organization, and society at large. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​It is rooted in proven principles that have fueled the ongoing success of Stand Together and our partners. In this Principle Based Management 101 series, we’re unpacking mental models, ideas, and tools that you can use to reach the next level in your work.

In this episode, the leadership team at Acts Housing reveals how an in-depth vision development process transformed their organization and led to a more refined, scaleable, talent-attracting vision and culture. Today, they're investing in the communities of Milwaukee and Beloit, Wisconsin in quantifiably awesome ways.

 

 

Acts Housing restores communities by helping families with barriers purchase and rehabilitate distressed homes. Homeownership provides low- and moderate-income families the opportunity to build equity, reduce their overall housing costs, and get on a path to long-term financial stability.

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