Introduction
About Me
Ross Mudrick has more than 10 years of experience counseling organizations on fundraising, strategic communications and operations development. Over the course of his career, his consultative services have helped organizations obtain grants from the U.S. State Department, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York and many others. Past clients include the New York City Economic Development Corporation and CoWorker.org.
At Business News Daily, Mudrick covers business technology, such as accounting software, CRM systems and credit card processors, and related finance, sales and marketing topics.
Mudrick is also well-versed in crafting budget proposals, business cases, press releases and more documentation. Recently, his work has expanded to recommending the best business software for nonprofits and other enterprises. Mudrick holds a masters in public administration from NYU, where he studied adaptable organizations and systems management.
Experience
Writer-for-Hire
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Ross Mudrick Without Associates
August 2014
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Present
Education
New York University
Degree:
MBAField of Study:
Public AdministrationUniversity of Wisconsin - Madison
Degree:
B.S.Field of Study:
Political ScienceRoss's Product and Service Reviews
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Best CRM Software for Nonprofits
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Best Accounting Software for Nonprofits
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Ross's Activity
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The Making of a Brand: A Guide to Defining and Building a Powerful Brand Your brand is the way you present your business or product to the marketplace. Here's how to define and build a business brand and make it work for you.
Updated October 20, 2023
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What Is Stagflation? Inflation Plus Stagnation Stagflation is a mix of increasing prices and limited economic growth, and governments can do little about it. Here's what small businesses should know.
Updated October 23, 2023
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How To Develop Employee Incentive Programs That Boost Morale and Productivity This guide describes how to develop employee incentive programs that boost team morale, improve productivity and increase employee retention.
Updated October 24, 2023
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Americans With Disabilities Act Regulations That May Surprise You The Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA, prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities. Learn some ways your company needs to comply.
Updated October 20, 2023
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How (and Why) to Become Fair Trade Certified By passing third-party auditors' evaluations, your business can access the marketing and sustainability benefits of the Fair Trade label.
Updated December 20, 2023
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How to Write the Perfect Mission Statement (With Examples) Mission statements reflect your company's goals, purpose and values – why it exists. Learn how to craft the perfect mission statement for your business.
Updated October 23, 2023
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12 Tips to Take the Stress Out of Business Travel Many professionals suffer from high stress and unhealthy habits during business travel. Learn to plan ahead and stay productive during a business trip.
Updated October 24, 2023
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Can Predictive Maintenance Protect Your Business? Predictive maintenance can diagnose and troubleshoot machine and device problems before they happen so you can take steps to prevent them.
Updated October 20, 2023
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When Should Freelancers Use a Collection Agency? As a freelancer, nothing is more frustrating than unpaid invoices stacking up. Knowing how to work with a collection agency can solve this problem.
Updated November 08, 2023
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6 Interview Skills That Will Get You Hired Nailing a job interview may come down to interview skills and how you present yourself. Learn six skills to help you better prepare for a job interview.
Updated October 23, 2023
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Personality Traits You Need to Start a Business Specific personality traits are necessary for someone who wants to become an entrepreneur. Learn if you have these traits and how to cultivate them if you don't.
Updated November 08, 2023
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Entrepreneurial Characteristics That Lead to Success Characteristics such as a capacity to network and other specific skills can help gauge entrepreneurial success. Learn traits that support or hinder it.
Updated October 24, 2023
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How to Recruit Great Employees in a Tough Labor Market To compete for employees when the unemployment rate is low, focus on salary and hiring transparency, finding untapped talent, and offering the benefits that employees value most.
Updated January 17, 2024
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13 Businesses You Can Start Up Quickly If you have a talent or service that others want, you could quickly set up a new business. Learn startup ideas, legal considerations and marketing tips.
Updated October 03, 2024
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20 Fun and Affordable Gifts for Your Boss If your office participates in gift-giving, this guide helps you decide what (and what not) to give your boss. Find appropriate gifts for any boss type.
Updated May 20, 2024
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What Is a Recession? A recession can harm your business, but you can prepare for it. Here’s how to set yours up to weather this economic storm.
Updated November 08, 2023
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How to Manage Workplace Relationships Banning workplace relationships isn't realistic or effective. Learn how to protect your organization, employees and culture from adverse consequences.
Updated January 03, 2024