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Why Organisations Prematurely Declare Crises Over — And What It Costs Them
Most organisations that survive a public crisis do not fail at its peak. They fail in the quieter period that follows — when scrutiny recedes, media attention migrates, and the institution begins to behave as though the difficulty belongs to an earlier chapter of its history.

Jessica O'Donnell
Apr 136 min read


Beyond the Application: How Strategic Funding Alignment Drives Long-Term Impact
How strategic funding alignment turns ideas into funded projects — and why planning, readiness, and capability matter more than luck.

Jessica O'Donnell
Oct 10, 20253 min read


From Vision to Impact: How Strategic Planning Translates Ideas into Measurable Outcomes
The Vision Gap Across sectors — particularly within not-for-profits and community organisations — good ideas often fail not because they...

Jessica O'Donnell
Oct 10, 20254 min read
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