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 Wys³any: Wto Mar 05, 2024 11:54 Temat postu: Teamwork from and at the foundation |
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Perhaps among the daily work within the philanthropic sector and in particular of a donor foundation, the focus is only on thinking about how to achieve the results proposed in the work plan or in each funded project and doing so is important, it is vital and fundamental. Without positive results there is no financier. But the greatest lesson that an organization obtains from everyday life is diluted and ends up undermined: the importance of working as a team, which is not given due importance because it is a means and is rarely seen as an end. Business foundations have a great resource which is precisely the organization around work. It is inherent for the corporation to dominate the processes and therefore provide and train the human resources that must work together. Administration and its tools become an important resource that is transferred from the company to the organization. The other foundations (family, community and independent) do not have this advantage as closely or as developed, which does not mean that they exercise it over time in an exemplary manner. But teamwork, as an end or as a means, is so needed in our society and in the philanthropic sector because it offers different benefits.
Teamwork as an end allows us to socialize, develops Phone Number List empathy, makes the needs of the community our own and deposits in it the qualities we have for its use. As each person has different abilities, they end up contributing more than the simple arithmetic sum of people. Teamwork as an end, as it leaves the foundation and is reflected in the community, allows motivating the influx of tastes and hobbies that feed the collective imagination to innovate solutions. It also allows the inclusion of actors traditionally marginalized, excluded or considered marginal. Sets and resets values. It includes women and gives them a voice and a place. Rescue traditions and find mystical elements to give cohesion to the community. Therefore, whatever the goal of a foundation's teamwork, it requires it to be in the community, to have a presence. Therefore, the management of an organization of this nature is required to be part of and not only manage investment resources to see what they produced from the office. On the other hand, teamwork as a means flows in a more articulated way within the business foundation and its value is not reflected on a daily basis.
The forms seem to characterize the foundation in a style under one leadership, but if only one point of view persists, opportunities for innovation are lost and repetition occurs ad infinitum. Perhaps these lines that seek to motivate reflection can be described as “managerial romanticism.” It is not intended to privilege personal conceptions over management processes. However, if it seeks to stimulate a different thought that is based on the fact that a civil association of a philanthropic nature focuses on the superior value of Man and Nature, it finds its reason for being in these two areas. In some way, the Business Foundation, like the others, also constitutes civic educators. From the Board of Directors The President of the Board of Directors said that the work carried out by Aliona Starostenko, General Director of Sustenta-Social Responsibility Center Mexican Proactive Group-UDLAP, when holding the 2nd Sustenta Meeting in Puebla has transcended. Although the event coincided with the VII Latin American CSR Meeting of the Mexican Center for Philanthropy, it exceeded expectations and offered a series of panels and conferences of interest to both University students, civil society organizations and small businesses.
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