About Us
“Ask no donors before their time!”
-Jerry Panas
Our Story
35 years if nonprofit experience in top leadership and board positions
Our Mission
Linder and Associates Consulting was formed to help companies find solutions to their need for finances. Founder and President, Doug Linder has 35 years of experience in top leadership roles of small and larger nonprofits. He are passionate about helping board and staff leaders make a difference in their communities. Developing relationships with all his clients is his primary goal. Trust and responsibility are essential to the business/client relationship and Doug and his team will do everything they can to do more than they promise.
Our Vision
PROFESSIONALISM:
We are committed to the highest standards of ethical conduct in all that we do. We believe that honesty and integrity engender trust, which is the cornerstone of our business. We strive to be good citizens, we take responsibility for our actions, and we will do what we say we will do.
RESPONSIBILITY:
We will be responsible for our actions and for remaining focused on the long-term best interests of our clients. We will act responsibly as a company. We will be active members of the community–giving back 10% of our net profit to worthy causes.
PROFIT:
We are in business to make a profit for us and for our clients, and yes, it is okay (better than okay) for nonprofits to have a year- end profit. Profit is the means by which we sustain growth, provide superior service, and provide us the opportunity to give back to the community.
FAITH:
We believe in an omniscient God that loves us. He is our source of joy and of our commitment to our clients, associates, and our community.
Years Of Experience
Million Raised
Nonprofits Helped
Boards Served On
What We Do
Questions We Frequently Ask our Clients
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How many board members do you have?
These questions help me understand the structure of the nonprofit and how much focus is placed on the board.
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How engaged is the board?
Knowing how the ED and/or the Board Chair feels about the board’s involvement gives me insight into possible areas where I can help.
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What are your pain points?
This question always reveals areas where I can provide solutions.
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Can I have a copy of your Bylaws?
I typically find that:
- That some people running the nonprofit don’t understand the purpose of their bylaws.
- They are not following the bylaws in the operation of their nonprofit.
- I am able to make suggestions to improve the bylaws and as well as the organization’s adherence to them.
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How efficient are board meetings?
If board meetings are long, boring, or nonproductive, I can help.
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How many board members do your bylaws allow?
These questions help me understand the structure of the nonprofit and how much focus is placed on the board.
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