Title

The Sucessful Brother: What Non-Profits Can Teach Businesses

Author

Annastasia Kyung-Ah Lee, Claremont McKenna CollegeFollow

Thesis Submission Date

Spring 2012

Document Type

Campus Only Senior Thesis

Degree Name

Bachelor of Arts

Department

Psychology

Reader 1

Sarah Smith Orr

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© 2012 Annastasia Kyung-Ah Lee

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Abstract

An analysis of Peter F. Drucker (2001) and Jim Collins' (2005) theory that non-profits can teach businesses in the areas of mission orientation, board productivity and motivating workers. Extensive research was conducted on six Henry R. Kravis Prize in Leadership recipients: Roy L. Prosterman, the founder of the Rural Development Institute, a.k.a Landesa (2006), Fazle H. Abed, founder of Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (2007), Forum for African Women Educationalist (2008), Pratham (2010), mother2mothers (2012) and Soraya Salti, regional direction of INJAZ al-Arab (2012). This in-depth examination suggests that Drucker (2001) and Collins' (2005) postulation was accurate and the studied organizations excelled in the three mentioned principles.

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Recommended Citation

Lee, Annastasia Kyung-Ah, "The Sucessful Brother: What Non-Profits Can Teach Businesses" (2012). CMC Senior Theses. Paper 334.
http://scholarship.claremont.edu/cmc_theses/334