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Nonprofit Vision with Gregory Nielsen presents informative and entertaining conversations spotlighting critical issues in nonprofit leadership and the visionaries who are addressing them.

Gregory Nielsen


    • Jun 2, 2025 LATEST EPISODE
    • monthly NEW EPISODES
    • 27m AVG DURATION
    • 160 EPISODES

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    The Nonprofit Vision With Gregory Nielsen podcast is a fantastic resource for nonprofit leaders and those interested in making a difference in the nonprofit sector. Hosted by Greg, the podcast provides a relaxing and engaging environment where guests can discuss various topics and share insights to help educate and inspire others. I had the pleasure of being a part of this podcast through Leader Essentials Group, and I am grateful for the opportunity. I look forward to continuing our conversation with Greg in the future.

    One of the best aspects of this podcast is Greg's ability to attract a wide variety of guests who provide valuable insights on topics relevant to nonprofits and nonprofit board leadership. Each episode offers useful advice that can be applied in real-world situations. Greg's hosting style is inviting and inclusive, making it accessible not only to nonprofit professionals but also to those who may not be "inside" the industry.

    Another great aspect of this podcast is how easy and seamless it is to be a guest on the show. Greg asks thoughtful and insightful questions that delve into important topics, including the difficult conversations that need to be had in order to drive progress in the sector. The information provided by this podcast is much needed in our sector, and I am thankful for being able to contribute.

    In terms of drawbacks, there are very few if any negatives about The Nonprofit Vision With Gregory Nielsen podcast. Some listeners may prefer a faster-paced or more structured format, but overall, Greg does an excellent job of keeping the episodes moving while still allowing for meaningful discussions with his guests.

    In conclusion, The Nonprofit Vision With Gregory Nielsen podcast is an invaluable resource for nonprofit leaders, board members, fundraisers, and anyone interested in making a positive impact through their work in the nonprofit sector. Greg's ability to ask thought-provoking questions and provide relevant insights ensures that each episode delivers key takeaways for his audience. I highly recommend adding this podcast to your subscription list if you are involved in the nonprofit world.



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    Latest episodes from Nonprofit Vision With Gregory Nielsen

    Episode 160: Katerina Manoff: Rethinking Community

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2025 24:12


    How do you build community when leading a fully virtual organization? Katerina Manoff is the founder & CEO of ENGin, a global nonprofit that has paired over 50,000 English learners and volunteers for online conversation practice and cultural exchange. Katerina and Greg discuss building community and cohesiveness when leading virtual teams.

    Episode 159: Bethany Snyder: Successful Advocacy for Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2025 17:36


    Bethany Snyder joins Greg to dive into successful advocacy strategies for nonprofits. Join us as we explore proven tactics, tools, and real-world examples that empower organizations to effectively champion their causes, build stronger connections with stakeholders, and drive meaningful change. Whether you're new to advocacy or looking to refine your approach, this episode offers valuable insights to elevate your nonprofit's impact.

    Episode 158: Matthew Nash: Cryptocurrency and Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 12, 2025 21:45


    The intersection of cryptocurrency and nonprofits is creating new opportunities for innovative fundraising, enabling organizations to tap into digital assets while promoting transparency and global reach. Matthew Nash, Executive Director of The Blackbaud Giving Fund, joins Greg to explore how cryptocurrency is transforming charitable giving. We discuss the opportunities and challenges that nonprofits face when integrating crypto donations, risks to be aware of, as well as how this innovation is reshaping the future of philanthropy.

    Episode 157: Stephanie Beasley: Federal Uncertainty, Nonprofits, and Philanthropy

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2025 20:26


    Nonprofits are currently navigating challenges from federal funding freezes to uncertain outcomes for those served. Stephanie Beasley from The Chronicle of Philanthropy joins Greg to discuss the impact of recent Executive Orders on nonprofits as well as the response or lack thereof from philanthropy.

    Episode 156: Tim Coetzee: Partnering for Impact

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 23, 2024 22:09


    Tim Coetzee, CEO of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, brings a unique view on the intersection of science, policy and community care in tackling this widespread and complex disease. Tim joins Greg to discuss the vital role of partnerships in creating meaningful resources and services for the MS community, and how the Society is building these connections.

    Episode 155: Dr. Karen Boyd: What nonprofit professionals need to know about AI

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2024 24:32


    Dr. Karen Boyd is an economist and director of research for the San Diego Regional Policy and Innovation Center (PIC).  Dr. Boyd joins Greg for a discussion about the intersection of AI and philanthropy, fundraising, and nonprofits.

    Episode 154: Lisa Dietlin: Challenges and Opportunities for Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2024 20:15


    As an internationally recognized philanthropy expert, Lisa Dietlin knows a thing or two about making the world a better place. But she also knows that real transformational change starts from within - in organizations and individuals. Lisa joins Greg to discuss opportunities and challenges for the nonprofit sector.

    Episode 153: Erin McAleer: Mobilizing Individuals and Partners for Impact

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 16, 2024 22:48


    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 insecurity in Massachusetts. Erin McAleer has seen how the collective effort of individuals, businesses and community partners helps to create long-term, systemic change. Erin joins Greg to discuss how nonprofit organizations can mobilize individuals with lived experience and partners to scale impact.

    Episode 152: Jenny Mitchell: Reframing Your Relationship With Self Doubt

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 19, 2024 22:08


    Leaders at all levels struggle with self doubt. Jenny Mitchell joins the podcast to discuss 3 tips for reframing your relationship with self-doubt in the pursuit of success.

    Episode 151: Scott Curran: Social Enterprise and the Social Sector

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 3, 2024 27:50


    Today's landscape includes nonprofits acting like for profits and for profits acting like nonprofits, all working to advance important missions. Scott Curran is a social impact and legal advisor to the biggest global social impact organizations and initiatives in the world including the Clinton Foundation, UN Foundation, Starbucks Foundation, and many more. Scott joins Greg to discuss this ever evolving landscape.

    Episode 150: Jane Pfeiffer: Donor Perceptions

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2024 21:53


    Jane Pfeiffer joins the podcast to share the results of a recent study of donor perceptions -- why people give, why people don't give, and how you can better communicate with supporters.

    Episode 149: Brian Quail: Guidance for New Nonprofit CEOs

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2024 34:09


    Whether you are a new nonprofit CEO or simply new to your organization, leaders face many questions and challenges when they join an organization. Brian Quail, author of The Ultimate Guide for New Nonprofit CEOs, joins the podcast to share how his 5 frameworks can set leaders up for success.

    Episode 148: TD Smyers: Board Chair-CEO Relationship

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 19, 2024 25:01


    One of the most pivotal relationships in any nonprofit is between the CEO and Board Chair. TD Smyers joins the podcast for a lively and interactive conversation about the importance of this relationship, ways to foster a stronger partnership, and how to pivot when things go awry.

    Episode 147: Peter Heller: Nonprofit Self Esteem

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2024 20:08


    How do the leaders and team members of your nonprofit view the organization? Is it from a mindset of abundance or deficit? Peter Heller joins the podcast for an engaging conversation about nonprofit self esteem and the many ways in which it can impact our accomplishments and challenges.

    Episode 146: Carmen Randolph: Women's Foundation of the South

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 20, 2024 31:13


    Carmen Randolph is the Founding President and CEO of Women's Foundation of the South (WFS). WFS raises money and invests it in nonprofits and businesses across 13 states as the only permanent foundation dedicated to centering and investing in the collective health, wealth, and power of Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and Asian womxn and girls across the entire American South. Don't miss this fascinating conversation!

    Episode 145: Janeal Ford: Impact Unleashed

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 6, 2024 19:47


    Nonprofit impact comes in many forms, from quantifiable data to anecdotal stories. Both are critical for nonprofits to harness and articulate. Janeal Ford joins the podcast to discuss how you can start or refine impact measurement in your nonprofit and the vital linkage between impact measurement and fundraising.

    Episode 144: Amy McIsaac: Philanthropy, Strengthening Democracy, and Civic Language

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 26, 2024 24:06


    Amy McIsaac of Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE) joins the podcast to kick off 2024 with a fascinating conversation on philanthropic efforts to strengthen democracy, including PACE's Civic Language Perceptions Project.

    Episode 143: Kasey Maier: Between The Sheets of Nonprofit Fundraising

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 20, 2023 26:29


    Fundraising for your nonprofit mission is part art and part science, and balancing the two can often be challenging. Kasey Maier joins the podcast to share practical insights and stories from her career that will leave you better prepared to elevate fundraising for your nonprofit.

    Episode 142: Mohan Sivaloganathan: Opening Doors for the Next Generation of Leaders of Color

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2023 22:42


    Mohan Sivaloganathan has seen the challenge of opening doors for the next generation of leaders of color firsthand over the course of 20 years, most recently leading a national movement of young leaders as the CEO of Our Turn, which mobilizes, amplifies, and elevates the voices of students in the fight for education equity. He joins the podcast to discuss how to create an organizational culture that embraces the stories, identities, and unique gifts of young leaders of color.

    Episode 141: Beth Napleton: Strengths-Based Assessment

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2023 17:13


    Understanding your strengths as a leader as well as those of your team can be a powerful tool for enhancing performance. Beth Napleton joins the podcast to discuss the benefits of strengths-based assessment for leaders and teams.

    Episode 140: Sal Alaimo: Evaluation Capacity Building

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2023 26:25


    How equipped is your nonprofit to evaluate its programs and services? Sal Alaimo is an Associate Professor at Grand Valley State University, where he has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in philanthropy and nonprofit administration. He recently returned from the Czech Republic, where he conducted research exploring the capacity of Czech nonprofit social services organizations to have their services evaluated. Greg and Sal discuss the fascinating findings of this research and its parallels for U.S. nonprofits.

    Episode 139: Nisha Anand: Radical Act of Choosing Common Ground

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 12, 2023 23:17


    Nisha Anand is the CEO of Dream.Org, a nonprofit organization that brings people together across racial, social and partisan lines to solve our toughest problems. Nisha and Greg discuss the radical act of choosing common ground, sharing approaches for nonprofit leaders to find areas of agreement to advance meaningful solutions.

    Episode 138: Darian Rodriguez Heyman: A Fresh Look at Board Fundraising

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2023 29:10


    Darian Rodriguez Heyman is the former Executive Director of the Craigslist Foundation and an accomplished social impact consultant, philanthropic advisor, and best-selling author. Greg and Darian discuss the importance of engaging nonprofit boards in fundraising with actionable steps for Boards to set clear expectations, receive and provide support, and build a culture of accountability.

    Episode 137: Matt Stokes: Career Journeys of a Nonprofit Fundraiser

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2023 20:40


    Fundraising and development professionals bring vital talent and resources for nonprofit organizations. Matt Stokes joins the podcast to share his reflections on the career journey of a development professional. Matt shares his recollections of entering the nonprofit sector and fundraising, what it might be like now for professionals transitioning into fundraising, as well as tips and advice for successful career growth in fundraising.

    Episode 136: Jenni Getzy: Enhancing Email Marketing for Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2023 26:22


    Telling your story tho those who believe in your mission is critical for nonprofits. While we all get flooded with emails, what are some best practices for getting your emails noticed?Jenni Getzy of Nonprofit Jenni joins the podcast to share best practices for email marketing excellence. Lots of fantastic tips and insights in this episode!

    Episode 135: Jay Suggs: The Leader Within

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 13, 2023 28:58


    Leaders engage in a dynamic interplay between visionary guidance and empowering others to unleash their full potential. Jay Suggs joins the podcast for a lively and wide ranging conversation about leadership, from the importance of presence and being present to asking the right questions of your team, and managing the doubts that so often creep in. This is an episode you will want to listen to and share with your team!

    Episode 134: Lisa Ireland: The Longevity Science Foundation and Meaningful Nonprofit Collaboration

    Play Episode Listen Later May 30, 2023 23:10


    Lisa Ireland is President and CEO of the Longevity Science Foundation, an international nonprofit funding research to extend the healthy human lifespan. Lisa joins the podcast to share thoughts on leading an international nonprofit, the importance of solid infrastructure in nonprofit leadership, and the critical collaborations that are a hallmark of the nonprofit sector.

    Episode 133: Devika Narayanan: The Impact of a Youth-Led International Nonprofit

    Play Episode Listen Later May 9, 2023 20:00


    Nostos Homes is a youth-led UK-based charity that provides first-of-its-kind sustainable homes for forcibly displaced families around the world. Nostos Homes and its leadership have received extensive international recognition and support including from the World Bank, IFC, Goldman Sachs, HRH Prince William, Royal Commonwealth Society, and The Diana Award. Nostos Homes Chief of Staff Devika Narayanan joins the podcast to discuss how a youth-led volunteer only nonprofit can be sustainable and successfully engage with significantly more established international organizations.

    Episode 132: Holly Rustick: Maximizing Success in Grant Writing For Your Nonprofit

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 25, 2023 25:55


    Grants provide a vital stream of revenue for many nonprofits that allows them to develop and implement critical programs and services. Holly Rustick, best selling author, speaker, and consultant, joins the podcast to share strategies for creating effective systems for grant writers so nonprofits can grow capacity, increase funding, and advance mission.

    Episode 131: Carol Bowser: Navigating Conflict Productively in Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2023 28:03


    Amid the stresses and strains of leading or governing a nonprofit organization, it is common for conflicts to emerge. The key is understanding how to productively embrace and engage opposing views. Carol Bowser joins the podcast to discuss navigating conflict productively and positively in nonprofits and the importance of core values.

    Episode 130: Christal Cherry: Celebrating Women's History Month and Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 28, 2023 19:47


    Christal Cherry joins the podcast as we celebrate Women's History Month and honor the countless contributions women have made and continue to make on the nonprofit community. In a wide ranging conversation, Christal and Greg discuss how nonprofits can welcome, honor, and elevate the voices of women throughout the organization.

    Episode 129: Melissa Galasso: Money Matters for Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 15, 2023 25:47


    Responsible fiscal management and financial oversight is critical to maintaining the public trust for nonprofits. Melissa Galasso joins the podcast to discuss important considerations for Board members in meeting their fiduciary duties with respect to organization finances. Melissa discusses the pivotal role of the Treasurer and shares practical insights into how Board members can embody excellence in fiscal governance.

    Episode 128: Sean Kosofsky: The 4 Day Work Week

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 28, 2023 19:47


    The four-day work week has been getting a lot of attention these days. But is it all hype? Sean Kosofsky of Mind The Gap Consulting, LLC researched the four-day work week for 9 months before implementing a pilot at his national climate change nonprofit in 2022. Sean joins the podcast to discuss lessons learned and important tips for nonprofits interested in exploring the four-day work week. You can also check out Sean's guest blog post HERE.

    Episode 127: Kristina McKean: Building Public Support and Awareness for Your Nonprofit

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2023 22:33


    Kristina McKean has felt a deeply rooted kinship with animals for as long as she can remember. When she traveled through Thailand and witnessed baby elephants on the streets of Bangkok being exploited for money, she was devastated. She has successfully drafted petitions, protested circuses, and created social media campaigns to help amplify and spread awareness of these issues. Kristina joins the podcast to discuss tips for building public support and awareness for your nonprofit.

    Episode 126: Teri Beckman: Getting off the Recruitment Merry-Go-Round: Hiring, Developing and Retaining Talent

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2023 30:44


    Hiring, developing, and retaining talent is vital to the success of nonprofits. Nevertheless, this persistent challenge can sometimes feel like an endless ride on the merry-go-round. Teri Beckman joins the podcast for a thoughtful discussion of the strategies, structures, and culture necessary to hire, develop, and retain your amazing staff.

    Episode 125: Alison Tyler and Mary Stone: From Strategic Planning to Implementation

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2023 28:21


    One of the most challenging transitions for organizations occurs in the period after a new strategic plan has been approved when it is time to move into implementation. Head of School Alison Tyler and Board Chair Mary Stone join the podcast to discuss how organization and Board leaders can work together to ensure that the important work of planning is translated into reality through open communication, simple monitoring tools, and a spirit of partnership. Learn more about Walden School and the value of thoughtful planning and partnership in implementation.

    Episode 124: Ted Bilich: Managing Your Nonprofit For Resilience

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 5, 2023 26:12


    As the calendar turns to 2023, nonprofit leaders embrace the opportunities and confront the challenges of a dynamic, changing landscape. Ted Bilich, author of Managing Your Nonprofit For Resilience, joins the podcast to share insights for leaders as the enhance resilience within their organizations. We discuss an innovative approach to creating a risk inventory, business continuity, and the importance of scenario or action planning. Lots of actionable strategies in this lively discussion! **Bonus Resource fro Risk Alternatives: Download a FREE template for a Business Continuity Plan!**

    Episode 123: Joshua Borenstein: Integrating Funding and Organization Strategy

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2022 21:02


    Developing and driving strategic growth for your nonprofit requires a delicate balance of vision, programmatic goals, and the resources to attain them. Joshua Borenstein joins the podcast to discuss the importance of integrating funding strategy with your vision and programmatic goals.

    Episode 122: Giving Thanks For Nonprofit Leaders

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 30, 2022 16:06


    While gratitude is best expressed year-round, this time of year serves as a gentle reminder to thank those who have been meaningful in our lives. In this special podcast episode, Greg shares 4 tangible ways in which Board members and others can demonstrate their gratitude for the tremendous talent and value nonprofit leaders bring to the mission. We invite you to share your favorite ways to express or receive gratitude!

    Episode 121: Marc Lane: Entrepreneurial Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 10, 2022 27:00


    Nonprofits have always been entrepreneurial, identifying and implementing creative ways to address systemic challenges. Increasingly, nonprofits are exploring social enterprises as a means to advance their mission while enhancing their sustainability. Marc Lane joins the podcast to discuss key considerations and effective strategies for nonprofits in this space, including how not to jeopardize your tax exemption, when to consider forming a separate legal entity, and how might a Low-profit Limited Liability Company (L3C) help the nonprofit secure funding.

    Episode 120: Jane Pfeiffer: Getting to Know Your Nonprofit's Brand

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 4, 2022 25:02


    One of the most costly expenses your nonprofit bears doesn't live on the balance sheet. Instead it is the high cost of IDK -- I don't know you. Jane Pfeiffer joins the podcast to discuss actionable ways in which you can better understand and communicate your organization's story to the community.

    Episode 119: Alex Romero: Leading With Integrity Through Financial Controls and Transparency

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2022 26:23


    Does your nonprofit build trust with the community and embody your core values through its financial practices? Alex Romero is a virtual CFO, experienced nonprofit Board member, and highly respected accountant. Alex joins the podcast to discuss sustainable impact for nonprofits through sound financial controls and strategies to promote transparency.

    Episode 118: Joe Duffy: Caring for Self and Caring for Others

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 6, 2022 25:08


    Is self-care a part of your job description as a nonprofit leader? It should be! However you choose to care for yourself, it is important to prioritize this time both for your benefit and that of your team. Joe Duffy joins the podcast to discuss the importance of self-care, tips for integrating it into the culture of your organization, and strategies for spotting signs of burnout or struggle in your teammates.

    Episode 117: Dr. Gayatri Mathur: Delivering Impact Through Grassroots Nonprofit Leadership

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2022 24:58


    In India, patients must pay upfront for medical treatment but not everyone can afford to do so. The Soondra Foundation believes that everyone deserves to see a doctor and therefore provides direct cash grants to people in India during medical emergencies, ensuring they remain healthy and do not sink deeper into poverty. Soondra Foundation CEO Dr. Gayatri Mathur shares a deeper insight into the vital role grassroots nonprofits can play in delivering impact while providing a thoughtful perspective on healthcare inequity in India.

    Episode 116: Dean Crownover: Expert Tips to Increase Your Event Fundraising

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 10, 2022 27:17


    How many live auction items should you feature at your next gala? How can you develop an often under-utilized moneymaker for your event? What are best practices for building your guest list? Dean Crownover -- My Benefit Auctioneer -- has a track record of raising millions of fundraising dollars for his nonprofit clients with his popular Auctiontainment approach. Dean joins the podcast to answer the above questions and so much more. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to energize your next fundraising event! Listeners can get a complimentary copy of Dean's book, Paddles Up! My Benefit Auctioneer Reveals Post-2020 Gala Fundraiser Secrets, at https://mybenefitauctioneer.com/vision.

    Episode 115: Claire Crum: Strategic Mapping for Nonprofits

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 27, 2022 22:29


    A strategic plan provides a critical roadmap for your organization to set goals and strategies to advance your mission. Equally important is the ability to take these high-level goals and strategies and operationalize them, developing concrete action plans for Board and staff members. Claire Crum of Calm Ops joins the podcast to discuss strategic mapping -- a process to help nonprofits operationalize their strategic plans with intentionality.

    Episode 114: John Stephens: The link between gender, extreme poverty, and climate change - and what one nonprofit is doing to reverse the tragic cycle

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 13, 2022 25:45


    Addressing complex issues begins with a recognition that these issues do not occur in isolation, but rather are often linked to other factors. One innovative nonprofit -- BOMA -- recognized the linkage between gender, extreme poverty, and climate change and sought to reverse the tragic cycle. BOMA's mission is to provide the people & governments of Africa's drylands with economic inclusion programs that increase resilience to multiple crises. BOMA CEO John Stephens joins the podcast to discuss their goal and approach to end extreme poverty in Africa's drylands.

    Episode 113: Gilda VanderHeyden: Healthy Approaches to Blending Work and Life

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 28, 2022 28:07


    Have you ever felt as though the balance between your work life and home life is out of balance? We all have! Developing a healthy blend between work and home is both an individual challenge as well as an opportunity for leaders to establish an organizational culture that values an appropriate balance. Gilda VanderHeyden joins Greg to share some approaches for leaders to consider as they reflect on their own work-life blend and strive to create healthier organizational cultures across the sector.

    Episode 112: Aaron Hamlin: Increasing Civic Engagement in Communities

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 14, 2022 23:15


    Nonprofits often address the most challenging and entrenched issues facing communities. Driving change requires promoting civic engagement and mobilizing supporters in a common vision. Aaron Hamlin of the Center for Election Science joins Greg to discuss approval voting and other tips for increasing civic engagement in communities.

    Episode 111: Lizabeth Wesely-Casella: Driving Change Through Clear Communication

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2022 20:05


    Communication is the foundation of a healthy, thriving culture in nonprofit organizations. Periods of change can test our communication skills. Lizabeth Wesely-Casella joins Greg to discuss the value of clear communication in driving change, tips for reflecting on your own communication style, and strategies for promoting clear, concise, and thoughtful communication throughout the organization.

    Episode 110: Anca Trifan: Planning and Executing Successful Virtual and Hybrid Fundraising Events

    Play Episode Listen Later May 18, 2022 28:28


    Nonprofit organizations continuously evolve and adapt to changing times. One of the most visible evolutions in recent years has included a move to virtual or hybrid fundraising events. Anca Trifan, Founder of Tree-Fan Events, joins the podcast to discuss planning tips and strategies to execute successful virtual and hybrid fundraising events.

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