The 360 Group works best with organizations that recognize that
leadership transitions can present opportunities for strategic self-examination. Groups that understand the need for strength throughout the organization are perfectly
poised to benefit from our assistance.
We work with foundations and larger nonprofit organizations about which the following
are generally true:
- Strategy guides our clients' decisions -- not operations,
administration, or fundraising pressures
- Our clients want to think broadly and creatively about new
leaders
- Our clients have boards of directors who are prepared to
use best board governance practices
- Because of our search-plus orientation, we have ongoing
relationships with our clients, as organizations face varying
challenges at different stages of maturity
- Our clients recognize our value as strategic advisors that help to deliver important work to communities
- Our clients view their relationship with our firm as an investment in their future
As you think about choosing a consultant to help you through a transition, there are many considerations.
We pride ourselves on adding value well beyond identifying the right candidate.
Still, it's a complicated choice. Our focus on diversity and organizational effectiveness has a lasting effect on the effectiveness of our Client Partners. Call us to learn more about our philosophy and approach.
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philosophy and search process.
The 360 Group is proud to count some of the nation's premier social sector organizations among its Client Partners.
- The Aspen Institute
- Blue Shield of California Foundation
- The California Endowment
- California HealthCare Foundation
- Marguerite Casey Foundation
- The Christensen Fund
- College Access Foundation of California
- East Bay Community Foundation
- Walter & Elise Haas Fund
- W.K. Kellogg Foundation
- The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
- Public Policy Institute of California
- Richmond Children's Foundation
- The Santa Barbara Foundation
- Stuart Foundation