| Description |
1 online resource |
| Contents |
Chapter 1. Removing limitations -- Chapter 2. Addressing concerns -- Chapter 3. The truth about "innovation" -- Intermission -- Chapter 4. Find new ideas through blue sky dreaming -- Chapter 5. Connecting with a story -- Chapter 6. Imagineering principles -- Chapter 7. Yes, but how do we actually do it? -- Chapter 8. Did I ever tell you you're my hero? -- The postshow -- Inspirational resources (aka the bibliography) |
| Summary |
Although nonprofits are rarely known as creative powerhouses, we'll explore how to use the same principles that make Disney Imagineering the gold standard of imaginative thinking to transform your organization into an equally inventive and creative environment. The Nonprofit Imagineers explores how more innovation can happen at nonprofits, no matter how small the budget, how meager the staff, how tight the board oversight or how limited the time commitment. Using more than 100 real-life examples from theme parks, movies, and Walt Disney's life, you will come away inspired to experiment with Disney Imagineering principles such as blue-sky meetings, storytelling, creative intent, kinetics, plussing, and weenies |
| Analysis |
Nonprofit |
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Not-for-profit |
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Creativity |
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Innovation |
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Leadership |
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Management |
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Marketing |
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Fundraising |
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Communications |
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Business |
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School |
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Church |
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Synagogue |
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Community center |
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Disney |
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Imagineer |
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Blue sky |
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Plussing |
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Creative intent |
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Storytelling |
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Weenies |
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Forced perspective |
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Hidden Mickey |
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Adjacent possible |
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Mission statement |
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Innovator's Dilemma |
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Motivation |
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Ideation |
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Brainstorming |
| Subject |
Walt Disney Productions -- Management
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| SUBJECT |
Walt Disney Productions fast |
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Nonprofit organizations -- Management
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Creative ability in business.
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Creative ability in business
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Management
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Nonprofit organizations -- Management
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781637424582 |
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1637424582 |
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