Calibration Point Podcast

In our thirty-seventh podcast, Jamie talks with Phil Powell about the 2023 economic outlook. This is our second economic discussion with Phil, and you can listen to our first chat "Understanding Inflation for Nonprofits" from August 2022. Phil is the Associate Dean of Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

The thirty-sixth in the Calibration Point Podcast Series, Jamie talks with Candice Perry about executive director burnout. Candice is the Nonprofit Excellence Officer for Welborn Baptist Foundation.

In our thirty-fifth podcast, Jamie speaks with Wes Terry about donor receipts and their importance to both the donor and the organization, along with specific details that are critical to remaining compliant. Wes has an MBA in Finance, is a CPA with a nonprofit focus, and is a former federal auditor.

In our thirty-fourth podcast, Jamie speaks with Sarah Downing about using visuals to create impact. Sarah is the JDLA Director of Philanthropic Sustainability.

In our thirty-third podcast, Jamie talks with Phil Powell about what the nonprofit sector needs to understand about inflation. Phil is the Associate Dean of Indiana University Kelley School of Business.

In the thirty second Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie interviews Tricia Hollander Henning and Terri Hollander Albini of The Hollander Group. They discuss the impact of inflation and recession on investors and donors.

In our thirty-first podcast Jamie talks again with Paul Linge about the pain of leadership.

In our thirtieth podcast, Jamie speaks with Paul Linge about forgiveness.

In our twenty-ninth podcast, Jamie talks with attorney Susan Trent, of the Rothberg Law Firm, about "Sunsetting Foundations".

In our twenty-seventh podcast, Jamie speaks with Joshua Klingman about telling stories with data and reports.

In our twenty-sixth podcast, Jamie speaks with Jay Love about segmented donor communication and using social media as well as other channels for managing relationships.

In the 25th Calibration Point Podcast, Sarah Downing and Chuck Wills sit in for Jamie to talk about Crowdfunding campaigns. Sarah is the Director of Philanthropic Sustainability for JDLA and Chuck is the CEO of the MEO Foundation.

In the twenty-fourth Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie interviews Ryan Kitchell about budgeting and planning during uncertain times. Ryan is a wide array of professional experience including investment banking, former CFO for the State of IN, an Executive at IU Health, and currently serves on four corporate boards  and five nonprofit boards.

In the twenty second Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie discusses Lessons Learned in Major Gifts, with Jerry Linzy. Jerry is the Executive Partner, Emeritus, of Jerold Panas, Linzy & Partners.

In the twenty first Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie is interviewed by Tricia Hollander Henning and Terri Hollander Albini, of The Hollander Group. They discuss "Giving for Impact" and how donors can maximize impact on the things they care most about.

In the twentieth Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie interviews Liz Tharp about the importance of evaluations, and "evaluations for everyone". Liz is the Learning and Impact Officer at Welborn Baptist Foundation in Evansville, IN.

In the nineteenth Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie interviews Mark Weaver about planned giving and creating generational impact. Mark is a Certified Financial Planner who specializes in helping people create generational and life value.

In the seventeenth Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie interviews Dan Schaefer about moving from surviving to thriving during challenging times. Dan is President and CEO of the international organization World Gospel Mission.

In our twenty-eighth podcast, Jamie speaks with philanthropist Carol Havens about "Five Ways Nonprofits Drive Us Crazy".

In the sixteenth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Bill Stanczykiewicz joins us again, to reflect on how 2020 has shaped philanthropy and how the sector may continue to evolve in 2021. Bill is the Assistant Dean of External Affairs and directs the Fundraising School at the Indiana University School of Philanthropy.

The fifteenth in the Calibration Point Podcast Series. Jamie interviews Keith Inman, CEO of Kosair Charities. Keith talks the trap of boards leading with their CEO and the dynamics around those relationships.

In the fourteenth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Chuck Wills and Sarah Downing co-host to discuss how virtual events can effectively replace in-person events.

In the thirteenth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie discusses "A Day In The Life" with Jay Height. Jay is the Executive Director of Shepherd Community Center.

In the twenty third Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie interviews  Lane Siesky about Sworn Testimony: Knowing, Reading and Adjusting to Your Audience, from a lawyers perspective. Lane is Founding Partner of Siesky Law.

Jamie Levy, President and Chief Vision Officer at JDLevy & Associates, joins Episode #57 of Bloomerang TV to discuss why outcomes, not output, are the key to nonprofit sustainability.

In the eleventh episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie discusses "A Day In The Life" as a school administrator with Mike Allen and Susie Masterson. They discuss school leadership challenges for k-12 schools.

In the tenth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Bill Stanczykiewicz joins us to discuss the Cares Act, and implications on charitable giving from this change in tax code. Bill is the Assistant Dean of External Affairs and directs the Fundraising School at the Indiana University School of Philanthropy.

The Ninth episode of Calibration Point features Sarah Downing, Philanthropic Sustainability Manager at JDLA. Sarah and Jamie discuss best practices for effective and impactful written communication with donors.

The Eighth episode of Calibration Point features Lane Siesky, Managing Partner of Siesky Law. Lane has been an attorney and litigator for 21+ years, and will bring his experience to talk about persuasive communication.

In the seventh episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Bill Stanczykiewich joins us to discuss Engaging your board in fundraising. Bill is the Assistant Dean of External Affairs and directs the Fundraising School at the Indiana University School of Philanthropy. Today we discuss the board, and its role in creating impact in fundraising.

The sixth the Calibration Point Podcast Series. Jamie talks with Candice Perry, Nonprofit Excellence Officer for Welborn Baptist Foundation. Today Candice and Jamie discuss "Life as an advocate", and her transition from being a grant seeker to a grant maker.

The fifth in the Calibration Point Podcast Series. Jamie talks with Dr. Richard Klopp, CEO of Water For Good. Richard has been CEO of several international organizations, has worked in 5 countries, and has a Doctorate from IU School of Philanthropy. Today Richard and Jamie discuss how to unite and synergise diverse cultural backgrounds.

The fourth in the Calibration Point Podcast Series. Jamie interviews Jay Height, Executive Director of Shepherd Community Center, in Indianapolis. Jay discusses donor relationships and what happens when a potential contributor says “No”.

The third in the Calibration Point Podcast Series. Jamie interviews Mike Hull, CEO of Donaldson Capital. Mike discusses non-cash giving and how nonprofit organizations can be prepared for these types of donations.

The second in the Calibration Point Podcast Series. Jamie interviews Keith Inman, CEO of Kosair Charities. Keith talks about how they have used strategic legislative influence to impact the cause of children in need, in his home state of Kentucky.

The first episode of the Calibration Point Podcast series. Jamie interviews Chuck Wills, of the Mary E Ober Foundation, to find out his top 3 thoughts for grant-seekers.