Organizational direction
Clarify priorities, understand stakeholder needs and compare strategic options.
A priority matrix and a practical 90-day roadmap.
Focused pro bono projects for nonprofit and community teams—across strategy, technology, operations, people and performance.
Illustrative project examples below show possible deliverables, not completed client work.
Clarify priorities, understand stakeholder needs and compare strategic options.
A priority matrix and a practical 90-day roadmap.
Assess data, cloud and CRM needs, including Salesforce-related requirements and adoption.
A requirements brief, options assessment, migration outline or reporting prototype.
Review bottlenecks, purchasing, inventory and the handoffs between teams.
A process map, sourcing criteria or an operating checklist.
Clarify roles, listen to staff and volunteers, and plan the introduction of new ways of working.
A role map, onboarding guide or change and communication plan.
Connect goals, budgets, responsibilities and measures in a manageable reporting rhythm.
A planning calendar, budget template or performance dashboard.
Audience research, communications and volunteer recruitment can also be part of a focused project.
Discuss the possibilitiesTechnology projects focus on discovery, requirements, options, migration planning and adoption. Production cloud migrations, Salesforce configuration and enterprise planning implementations require qualified technical delivery.
Frame the decision, constraints and people involved.
Agree deliverables, timing, access and responsibilities.
Gather evidence and check findings with your team.
Leave useful tools, clear owners and next steps.
You provide a project contact and relevant context. Your organization’s name or work is only published with written approval.
Share your mission and one challenge. A short conversation can establish whether a focused project is a good fit.
hank@northlinkstrategy.comBased in Vancouver. Open to remote projects across Canada.
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