Episode 170: Vanessa Wakeman: Communications as Governance
In this episode of Nonprofit Vision , Gregory Nielsen sits down with The Wakeman Agency CEO, Vanessa Wakeman, to explore why communications...
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20 of 170 episodesEpisode 169: Dave Neumann: Mission Success Through Culture and Coaching
Gregory Nielsen sits down with leadership expert Dave Neumann to explore a powerful truth: mission success doesn’t just depend on strategy—i...
Episode 168: Justin Goodhew: A Modern Take on Event Fundraising
Are events still worth the effort? In this episode of Nonprofit Vision, Greg sits down with Justin Goodhew, CEO of Trellis, to explore how n...
Episode 167: Mary Kay Delvo: The Seasonal Board Cycle
Strong boards don’t happen by accident—they are built with intention over time. In this episode of Nonprofit Vision , Greg is joined by gove...
Episode 166: Dennis Miller: What Every Nonprofit CEO Needs to Know
Dennis Miller and I dive into What Every Nonprofit CEO Needs to Know: A Guide to Achieving Your Organization’s True Potential . Together, we...
Episode 165: TD Smyers: Unlocking the Power of Open Source Board Recruiting
Greg sits down with TD Smyers, CEO of BoardBuild, to explore the transformative potential of open source board recruiting. They dive into ho...
Episode 164: Mitch Stein: Donor Advised Funds
🎙️ In this episode, Greg sits down with Mitch Stein of Chariot to unpack one of the fastest-growing forces in philanthropy: donor advised f...
Episode 163: Dacia Moore: Sustaining the Changemakers
Greg sits down with Dacia Moore for an honest conversation about mental health in the nonprofit sector. Together, they explore the unique st...
Episode 162: Mark and Rabbi Erica Gerson: Global Health Challenges: The Power of Private Philanthropy
In this episode, Greg sits down with Mark Gerson and Rabbi Eric Gerson, co-founders of African Mission Healthcare (AMH), to explore the urge...
Episode 161: Catherine Wilson:
Greg is joined by Catherine Wilson, CEO of United Way of Greater Newark, for a powerful conversation about the role of financial literacy in...
Episode 160: Katerina Manoff: Rethinking Community
How do you build community when leading a fully virtual organization? Katerina Manoff is the founder & CEO of ENGin, a global nonprofit that...
Episode 159: Bethany Snyder: Successful Advocacy for Nonprofits
Bethany Snyder joins Greg to dive into successful advocacy strategies for nonprofits. Join us as we explore proven tactics, tools, and real-...
Episode 158: Matthew Nash: Cryptocurrency and Nonprofits
The intersection of cryptocurrency and nonprofits is creating new opportunities for innovative fundraising, enabling organizations to tap in...
Episode 157: Stephanie Beasley: Federal Uncertainty, Nonprofits, and Philanthropy
Nonprofits are currently navigating challenges from federal funding freezes to uncertain outcomes for those served. Stephanie Beasley from T...
Episode 156: Tim Coetzee: Partnering for Impact
Tim Coetzee, CEO of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, brings a unique view on the intersection of science, policy and community care...
Episode 155: Dr. Karen Boyd: What nonprofit professionals need to know about AI
Dr. Karen Boyd is an economist and director of research for the San Diego Regional Policy and Innovation Center (PIC). Dr. Boyd joins Greg f...
Episode 154: Lisa Dietlin: Challenges and Opportunities for Nonprofits
As an internationally recognized philanthropy expert, Lisa Dietlin knows a thing or two about making the world a better place. But she also...
Episode 153: Erin McAleer: Mobilizing Individuals and Partners for Impact
Food is a basic human right, yet the latest data shows 1 in 6 households and 1 in 5 households with children are currently facing food insec...
Episode 152: Jenny Mitchell: Reframing Your Relationship With Self Doubt
Leaders at all levels struggle with self doubt. Jenny Mitchell joins the podcast to discuss 3 tips for reframing your relationship with self...
Episode 151: Scott Curran: Social Enterprise and the Social Sector
Today's landscape includes nonprofits acting like for profits and for profits acting like nonprofits, all working to advance important missi...