Managing Without Profit (3rd ed)

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by Mike Hudson

Published by DSC

Part of the The essential Management set

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Managing Without Profit – now in its fifteenth year of publication – has sold over 18,000 copies and been translated into three languages. Over the years this title has become the essential guide to leading, managing and governing third sector organisations.

Distilling a vast amount of information into an easy-to-use guide, 'Managing Without Profit' provides a practical overview for busy managers who need to learn a lot in a short space of time.

The new edition has been completely revised and updated, with new chapters on managing strategic partnerships and managing knowledge and new sections on winning work from the public-sector and tracking corporate performance.

It also includes many new case examples drawn directly from the author’s recent work.

Mike Hudson is Director of Compass Partnership, a group of consultants that has been working exclusively with nonprofit organisations for 25 years.

‘The new sections and fresh material bring this classic bang up to date.’
Professor Ian Bruce, Director,
Centre for Charity Effectiveness, Cass Business School


‘A veritable bible for managers of every not-for-profit organisation.’
Lady Diana Warwick, Chief Executive,
Universities UK

Managing Without Profit contains much wise counsel, born of extensive experience in the third sector and acute insight into how managers manage and leaders lead.'
Dawn Austwick, Chief Executive, Esmee Fairbairn Foundation

'A growing third sector, with more power and influence, needs exceptional management and it needs management learning: that's the value of the Hudson book.'
Stephen Bubb, Chief Executive, ACEVO

'Managing Without Profit has become the most significant contribution to the management and leadership of organisations within civil society. In this new edition Mike Hudson has once again demonstrated his grasp of the issues. A must-have book for all those concerned with non profits.'
Stuart Etherington, Chief Executive, NCVO