Butler Global Consulting is committed to improving for- and nonprofit organizations achieve and surpass their goals with proven strategic planning, Internet technologies, and process improvement methodologies.

With a team of dedicated professionals, Butler Global works in partnership with nonprofit organizations, focusing on integrated services to identify and implement comprehensive solutions to advance our clients' missions objectives.

Butler Global focuses on three key areas:

Cost Efficiency: To improve the efficiency of the organizations strategies to more effectively deliver their mission. Each recommended initiative is conservatively cost-justified, driving the organization toward a self-funding implementation plan with proven methodologies. Value Based: To help clients meet and ultimately exceed expectations in their organization by quickly providing a customized solution created with your needs in mind. Our innovative, streamlined solution speeds the cycle time needed to necessary changes to market. Transformation: To collaborate with the client to achieve their mission goals and business strategies with the existing infrastructure, staff knowledge and mission goals with over 20 years of expertise. Butler Global has the insight and specialized solutions to help make your goals a reality.

NEWS -- PRESS ROOM

Media Coverage of Butler Global Consulting

• May 28, 2010 -- Bonnie Jean Butler on WCCM Podcast (15 min)
  
  
• August 2003 -- Issue of the Northeast Reporter "Habitat Northeast"
  
  
• July 07, 2003 -- Lowell Sun Online "Building a company, hope for others CAP ON", By DAVID PERRY, Sun Staff
  
  
• July 14, 2003 -- The Telegraph Online "Creating American Dreams", by Bonnie Jean Butler
  
  
• April 23, 2003 -- "BonnieJean Butler (see photo below) was a guest on "The Dot Com Hour" - a radio talk show on WOTW AM 900 and WGAW AM 1340, on Wednesday 23 April 2003. Her extensive knowledge was an invaluable aid to the listeners as she explained how the non-profit sector could use various technology combinations that make sense.

The non-profit business is always looking for ways to improve their ability to reach an ever-shrinking audience. They need new methods to achieve their objectives. Bonnie Jean has the experience with technology to be the RIGHT LINK to give that information.

Her suggestions concerning technology and her considerate approach were a welcomed addition to the show and we are interested in investigating this further as we go forward."

             -- Tim Hoffman, Host, The Dot Com Hour

• July 2002 -- How One Nonprofit Raised Millions on the Web, TechSoup.org

• 2001 -- The Application of Internet Commerce Models On Philanthropy Organizations with International Missions,
  PhD. Dissertation, by Dr. BonnieJean Butler (424 kb pdf document)