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Plus, listen to how nonprofits can succeed by using business concepts (Podcast) [Philanthropy Today] Was this newsletter forwarded to you? [Please sign up]( to receive your own copy. Transitions [Interim Leader Named at Planned Parenthood]( [Image]( PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF AMERICA By M.J. Prest Also, Grantmakers for Effective Organizations hires new CEO, and Caryl Stern will exit Unicef USA next year. ADVERTISEMENT [advertisement]( Podcast [A New Book Discusses How Nonprofits Can Succeed With Business Concepts]( The author Jim Collins says running a social-sector enterprise is far more complex than running a business, because "money is an input, but not an output." Paid for and Created by Salesforce.org [Improving Fundraising with AI]( Artificial Intelligence can be instrumental in helping organizations reach their goals of improving fundraising, donor engagement, performance, and recruitment. 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