Moving the Needle Forward for Nonprofits - 5:11
with Will Jones, III - Relationship Manager for Nonprofit Enterprise at Work
Posted Jul 09, 2019
According to a study conducted by the Independent Sector, Michigan nonprofits employ more than 438,000 people or almost 11 % of the state’s workforce. Will Jones, III outlines efforts in supporting nonprofits in Michigan through NEW.
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