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Rebuilding Broken Systems
Bringing Companies, Governments, Foundations and Nonprofits Together to Save Communities
Matt Miszewski (Author)
9781394313150, Wiley
Hardback, published 26 March 2026
208 pages
22.6 x 15.5 x 2 cm, 0.386 kg
Insights and practical strategies for businesses, foundations and nonprofits to help create a better world for all In Rebuilding Broken Systems. Bringing Companies, Governments, and Nonprofits Together to Save Communities, author Matt Miszewski walks readers through a new approach that holds the promise of building new institutions moored to a unique pairing of American justice and hope. Inspired by his time in the world's largest companies, some of its most impressive builders, and various international nonprofits, this book reveals a model to answer one of the biggest problems in the nonprofit world today: finding and inspiring people who want to be the boots on the ground to help change the world. With inspiring stories interwoven throughout, this book delves into topics including: Practical, comprehensive, and thought-provoking, Rebuilding Broken Systems. Bringing Companies, Governments, and Nonprofits Together to Save Communities serves as a timely, essential roadmap for all business leaders, social activists, and nonprofit professionals looking to make real, noticeable change in the world.
Introduction ix Part 1 The Problem in the Four Forces 1 Chapter 1 The System Is Broken, but We Can Fix It 3 Chapter 2 Philanthropy in the Billions 11 Chapter 3 Nonprofits Beyond the Soup Kitchen 27 Chapter 4 Government for the People 41 Chapter 5 The Business of Business Is (Not Just) Business 59 Part 2 The Solution: The Perseverance Playbook 79 Chapter 6 Radical Rebuilding with Perseverance Groups 81 Chapter 7 Creating a Perseverance Group 91 Part 3 Real-World Voices and Next Steps 115 Chapter 8 Learnings and Lessons from the Field 117 Chapter 9 Start Small but Start Now! 167 Notes 175 Acknowledgments 187 About the Author 189 Index 191
Subject Areas: Business & management [KJ]
