From SWOT to Swoon: Using Your SWOT Analysis for Narratives

Your SWOT Analysis is jut a few clicks aways from being the narratives that secure grants, major gifts, community partners, even board members and volunteers!

During the workshop, you will develop a SWOT Analysis, then turn your nonprofit’s Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats into compelling, comprehensice talking points in afew easy steps.

You’ll understand:

• How useful this analytic tool can be across the organization, for short-term planning to strategic planning over several years
• How your nonprofit’s Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats can help leverage grant funders, corporate partners, and donors to build capacity, augment sustainability, increase community impacts, and establish your nonprofit as the area expert
• A variety of messaging and narratives to adapt from the SWOT Analysis, and ways to elevate the prose beyond the competition
• That even Weaknesses and Threats have narrative advantages, alongside the Strengths and Opportunities

You’ll learn:

• To easily develop a SWOT Analysis for the nonprofit entity or simply a program or department
• Various actionable planning from the four quadrants of the analysis, focused on messaging
• That improved resource allocation saves money and time, boosts partnerships, improves impacts, and enhances the organization’s reputation – enhancing all messaging
• Tactics for dynamic adaptability from the snapshot of the organization’s current positioning or situation
• Identify prospects for strategic alignment based on the SWOT quadrants
• To more effectively fundraise, hire, attract and assign volunteers, on-board new board members, Tips to mitigate risk based on the SWOT Analysis, to attract additional revenue
• Tips to elevate your prose with and without AI

You’ll leave:

• With enhanced strategies for revenue and expenses management, as well as resource allocation
• With empowered decision-making, cultivation of strategic thinking, and openings for innovation and an implemented “Wish List.”
• With worksheets, examples, and templates to streamline using your new knowledge
• With a professionally developed tool to share with coworkers, leadership, board
• members, volunteers, the community, and partners.