No longer are they automatically considered entitled or even the best qualified when it comes to delivering on social services.
Corporations are typically larger, and their size carries many benefits.
Economies of scale, for example, the ability to manage risk across several contracts, the opportunity to bid on a broader range of services, and even the capability to offer employees more chances for advancement than a small organization can. A corporation's size also allows them to launch projects faster and expand and collapse operations as needed. Corporations also have advantages in that they have larger capital reserves. Non-profits are usually criticized for accumulating reserves that could go to clients, yet businesses can use their reserves to help gap lean times, invest in new services and facilities, expand the business, and carry greater risk. Tune in tomorrow and find out.