How a Nonprofit Chief Operating Officer Can Streamline Operations with an HR Outsourcer

Publisher: Corban OneSource

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How a Nonprofit Chief Operating  Officer Can Streamline Operations  with an HR Outsourcer

While there are many similarities between nonprofit and for-profit organizations, nonprofits face unique challenges when it comes to funding and leadership. Both types of companies aim to generate a profit; the main difference is that nonprofits reinvest their profits into the organization and the communities they serve, while for-profit organizations typically return profits to investors and other shareholders. In both cases, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) is critical in business operations, but even more so within a nonprofit