Revenue and Resource Changes
Video: 2021 Transformation Talks - Chris Wolf
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Adapting to Revenue and Resource Changes
Chris Wolf
Transforming the way supports are delivered of course requires a focus on revenue and resources. The impact the change from group-related to more individualized service delivery has on an organization‘s fiscal bottom-line necessitates new strategies and collaborations. Chris Wolf walks you through both the "why" and the "how" of adapting to these important shifts and changes.
Chris Wolf
Chris Wolf has worked in executive leadership for social service and non-profit agencies for the past 20 years. He thrives in the development of new programs and fiscal models and the braiding of multi-system funding as well as treatment/support. As a leader, he continues to see the wisdom and usefulness of a Servant Leader orientation and sees no other leadership model as effective in developing the culture and business practices of non-profit and social service organizations. Wolf has a B.A. in psychology and received his master‘s in counseling from the University of Dayton.