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I work with nonprofits who are growing, but sometimes get stuck as they work to scale their programs. Their teams may feel overwhelmed or spread thin with too much work. It's hard to know what to prioritize. I believe the solution is not to work harder - but to work more strategically. That's why we are utilizing economic insights to promote human well-being and environmental sustainability. Our team offers two main services to support your team: ✅Our strategic planning packages help you have more strategic impact while accessing more funds. ✅We help you answer your top questions around barriers to success with our economics-for-decision-makers research packages. All of our work is based upon our values of collaboration, community, inclusivity, authenticity and accountability. We offer complementary consultations - click on the link below to sign up today: 🌐: https://sustainableeconomiesconsulting.com/contact/ A little more about Elizabeth Schuster, Founder of Sustainable Economies Consulting: Elizabeth is happiest when working on collaborative, transformational projects that have a real chance to create positive change. Whether leading a community focus group or doing an economic impact assessment, she takes the time to understand the unique needs of your organization. Strategic planning doesn’t have to be a stressful experience. Collecting data doesn’t need to be overwhelming. We have the tools to make the process manageable to get you the information you need to bring clarity to decisions and help you achieve your goals. Elizabeth brings over 20 years of experience in sustainability, environmental economics, and community economic development in the United States and internationally. Her diverse experience working in manufacturing, agriculture, non-profits, academic institutions, and government makes her well poised to build bridges across sectors. Elizabeth earned an undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies from Oberlin College and a Master of Science in Agricultural Economics from the University of Arizona.