April 12, 2019

Collaboration: The Key for Non-Profit Partnerships

Non-profits must often operate with modest means and resources. Those who work in the non-profit sector are constantly operating with limited resources for effective marketing, outreach, and raising awareness for their cause and potential supporters.  However, many times they are luckily not alone when it comes to their mission or industry. Partnering with other non-profits and for-profit organizations helps noteworthy causes realize goals and gain awareness in the community.

Solid partnerships can be extremely cost-effective, by sharing resources, research, and contacts. Collaborating with other institutions can foster new conversations and strategies.  The partnership would provide greater access to new funds as well as new networks for both parties.

Strategic collaborations and partnerships, along with responsible governance, can help nonprofits run more efficiently and accomplish bigger and better things with their resources. Duncan Williams Asset Management believes in the importance of working with nonprofits and collaborating with them to help achieve these dreams!

David Scully

David Scully has over 20 years of experience in investment research and team management. As President, he oversees the company’s daily operations and implements its strategic objectives. David holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) designation. A graduate of the University of Georgia with a bachelor’s degree in economics, David is a proud Memphis native deeply committed to his community. He actively contributes to numerous organizations, holding leadership positions such as: • President, Board of Directors, Wolf River Conservancy • President, Board of Directors, Memphis Botanic Garden • Treasurer, Board of Directors, Assisi Foundation • Vice President, Board of Directors, Economic Club of Memphis • Member, Boards of Directors, University of Memphis Foundation, St. Agnes Academy, and CBHS Alumni Board David also serves on the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce’s Chairman’s Circle and Small Business Council. Previously, he was Treasurer for the University of Memphis Research Foundation Board and remains an engaged Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) member. Beyond his professional and civic endeavors, David values his role as a husband to Michelle and father to their two daughters, Ruthie and Mae Carter. He is an enthusiastic coach who supports his daughters in basketball, soccer, and softball. Faith and family are central to David’s life, and the Scully family are active members of St. Peter Church.

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