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 Finding Consultants

The Corporate Fund's Consultant Resource Bank lists over 100 consultants who have experience working with New Hampshire nonprofit organizations. There are over 25 categories of expertise listed.  In addition to the consultant listings, the site provides a step-by-step guide to diagnosing your need, selecting a consultant, and hiring a consultant. 

Our Business Yellow Pages features consultants who work with nonprofits. Check out the Yellow Pages for consultants and many other services.

Using Consultants

Hiring a Consultant
The Corporate Fund provides information about how to hire a consultant that includes guidance on how to diagnose your need, selecting the right consultant, contracting, and getting started.
http://www.thecorporatefund.org/how_to_hire_a_consultant.asp

All About Using Consultants
The Free Management Library's pages include helpful information on selecting and using consultants, including articles on how to identify situations when a consultant is useful, making a consultancy as productive as possible, sample consultant RFPs, sample contracts, and additional advice for using consultants effectively.
http://www.managementhelp.org/misc/cnsltng.htm

 More Articles Online

Don't Just Fade Away When a Consultant Comes In
Source:  TechSoup
May 1, 2000

Your role is not over once the consultant is on board. Unfortunately, setting them loose and leaving them alone will seldom get you the results you want (and may cost a fortune besides!). Your active involvement and communication will make or break the project. Here are a few tips on working successfully with a consultant:

Assign a point-person: The consultant should have one person to report to. The point-person should be the only one who gives the consultant instructions or new tasks. For instance, it's not a good idea to give the consultant's phone number out to all staff. Instead, have staff channel their requests or issues through the point-person.

Establish expectations: Before the consultant starts, make sure you have a meeting to go over the contract and work plan. Clarify upcoming milestones and plan your next check-in.
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