Matterness: Aligning Jewish Organizations with Jewish Values

Matterness: Aligning Jewish Organizations with Jewish Values
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Allison Fine

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Do you sometimes feel like just a number in the eyes of large institutions? Allison Fine believes that there is no reason for this feeling should extend into institutions in the Jewish community; if anything, J... See more

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Allison  Fine, 

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Allison Fine is among the pre-eminent guides to the social media revolution. She is the author of  Matterness: Fearless Leadership for a Social World and the award-winning Momentum: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age, as well as co-author of the bestselling The Networked Nonprofit. Fine’s gift is for converting uncertainty over rapid change into excitement over remaking organizations by the least expensive and most profitable means available: connecting with others.