Non-profits are businesses with strong volunteer and board components, in which it is often more difficult to achieve results than in a for-profit business. Applied Agility believes in using the proven techniques of traditional project management, tailored with the streamlined sensibility of the agile management movement, to help non-profits optimize scarce resources, improve volunteer performance and retention as well as eliminate the chaos and improve the results of fund raising and other critical projects.

Project Management can be very procedural. The agile movement has great contributions to streamline the effectiveness of project management. Agile's iterative and cycling methods are ideal for projects where there is a fair amount of unknown. With knowledgeable workforces, Agile's emphasis on monitoring and leading vs. controlling focuses time spent more productively to resolving issues and decision making as opposed to pure oversight. Learn how and where agile practices can improve your project delivery, resource utilization, and team satisfaction.