Bottomline indicators may not be the primary focus of nonprofits but financial viability, nonetheless, is a required premium by nonprofits to implement impactful programs and projects.
Chidi Ezeigbo Koldsweat, (CEO, Donors for Africa), is our guest practitioner on this edition of The 3rd Sector. Having worked to raise over $51 million in donor grants over a 12-year career, she does know a thing or two about "RUNNING PROFITABLE NONPROFITS"

Running a Profitable NonProfit - The Bottomline Indicator

THE 3RD SECTOR, as the name implies, adopts the semi-formal indices of broadcasting to tell the stories of nonprofits in Africa and the individuals that run them, who are working assiduously to change the narrative and actual life experiences of 21st century Africans.

This is simply an attempt at AFRICANS TELLING THE STORY OF AFRICAN RESILIENCE AND GRACE!

Modeled to reflect the 17 subsets and outcomes of the United Nations sustainable development goals, THE 3RD SECTOR will adopt a project impact measurement and evaluation analysis to dissect the inner workings of nonprofits across Africa and how their operations serve to bridge the divide between the aspirations of the SDGs and actual human existence on the African Continent.

The Show adopts an interview/discussion/talk show model where the anchor of the show will sit with the player(s) in the African social sector and drive questions and ideas that delineate the working problems and solution modules of specific organizations based on their project content and concept design.