Connecting the Community Ecosystem to Maximize Impact: A Q&A with Michele Juliana

Authors

  • Michael Wong
  • Michele Juliana

Keywords:

interview, non profits, ecosystems, private sector, policy

Abstract

With most of America’s 1.5 million+ non-profit entities striving to unblock the barriers needed to achieve their mission statements, what are your firm’s experiences with innovators who have been able to lead practical change within their respective ecosystems?

Author Biographies

Michael Wong

Michael Wong is a Contributing Writer for the Social Innovations Journal. Mike is an emeritus Board Member of the Harvard Business School Healthcare Alumni Association. His insights have been shared in the Harvard Business Review and MIT Sloan Management Review.

Michele Juliana

Michele Juliana is a principal in the business applications practice at RSM US LLP and serves as the firm’s enterprise industry leader for nonprofit and education. For over 25 years, Michele has led both nonprofit and private sector organizations through transformational technology implementations. She is responsible for a team of consultants implementing ERP, CRM, and Human Capital technologies across industries, and has had a personal focus on nonprofit and education organizations throughout her career. Michele has a passion for helping nonprofits execute their missions and create greater impact through improvements in technology, strategy, processes, and organizational design.

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Published

2023-08-09

How to Cite

Wong, M., & Juliana, M. (2023). Connecting the Community Ecosystem to Maximize Impact: A Q&A with Michele Juliana. Social Innovations Journal, 19. Retrieved from https://socialinnovationsjournal.com/index.php/sij/article/view/6571

Issue

Vol. 19 (2023): Learning from Ecosystems: Gaining Insights Into Equitable and Inclusive Societies

Section

Social Innovation Ecosystem Case Studies

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