Podcast appearances and mentions of colleen cook

Colleen Cook of High Tide returns to the SnapCast to talk about AI. Our conversation covers a wide breadth of knowledge regarding AI, its use and utility to the Nonprofit Sector. Among the things we discuss: Why nonprofits may be fearful of AI How my team is using AI  Considerations to make when selecting and using AI Potential of AI for nonprofit capacity building Generative AI Predictive AI Natural Language Query Use cases of AI in an organization How we're thinking about deep AI integration for the nonprofit sector in HighTide We welcome support of the Nonprofit SnapCast via Patreon. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit SnapCast website. Learn more about Nonprofit Snapshot's consulting services.

Colleen Cook is the Chief Business Officer for High Tide. We talk at length about computerwork vs peoplework, and how High Tide's unification of data makes data management universally useful for the entire nonprofit. Among the things we discuss: Unified, comprehensive data for nonprofits: Nonprofits deal with a lot of data points, but too often that data is siloed, making it difficult to see the complete picture. Streamlined data allows nonprofits to make fully informed decisions about donor relationships, communication strategies, etc. This is especially important because nonprofits tend to deal with higher levels of employee churn, meaning that data points can be lost when employees leave the organization if streamlined processes are not in place. Technology lag in the nonprofit sector: Nonprofits tend to be years behind other industries when it comes to technology development & adoption. Fundraising vs. sales: Fundraising and sales at times use similar strategies and concepts (i.e. digital engagement metrics) - but there are key differences when one asks for a donation for a nonprofit, compared to selling a product or service to a customer.  Donor experience: Every touchpoint with a donor is critical for nonprofits in order to maintain positive, lasting relationships within their donor revenue stream. Nonprofits should tailor the donor experience to each individual donor, with unique communication, requests, and touchpoints for each donor. “People give to people.”  Changing donor demographics: Nonprofits need to consider and begin establishing relationships with the next generation of donors. Trillions of dollars will be changing hands from current, aging donors to the younger generation (donors of tomorrow), and nonprofits need to establish those relationships well before they begin asking for money. Millennials and Gen-Z also have different expectations on communication, accountability, etc. than Boomers. All of this must be considered & acted upon by nonprofit organizations. We welcome support of the Nonprofit SnapCast via Patreon. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit SnapCast website. Learn more about Nonprofit Snapshot's consulting services.

Join us in Episode 105 of the Non-Profit Digital Success Podcast where we welcome Colleen Cook, co-founder of HighTide. Dive deep into the transformative power of digital tools tailored for non-profits. Colleen shares expert insights on leveraging a customizable CRM to elevate your non-profit's efficiency and impact. Don't miss out on practical advice and innovative strategies that could reshape your approach to donor management and engagement. Tune in to empower your non-profit with cutting-edge solutions! Show notes: wowdigital.com/105

In our second hour, we catch you up on all the news regarding ball kicker and manly man, Harrison Butker, apparently, his mom is super disappointing. Then Dr. Colleen Cook, an Associate Professor of Biology at Marquette University joins the show to talk about "Zombie Cicadas", how evolution can make predators lose count, as well as her favorite website and app. Finally, The Dow Jones hit 40,000 points this week and we feel like Joe Biden isn't getting the love...why is that? As always, thank you for listening, texting and calling, we couldn't do this without you! Don't forget to download the free Civic Media app and take us wherever you are in the world! Matenaer On Air is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 10 am - noon across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! You can also rate us on your podcast distribution center of choice, they go a long way! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X and YouTube to keep up with Jane and the show! Guest: Colleen Cook

The Rev. Colleen Cook says there are so many lies in our lives that Jesus came to intervene and truth-tell with love. Jesus's is a kingdom of truth, of un-forgetting who we are and whose we are.

Activist and witch Colleen Cook speaks about her terminal cancer, her experiences with dying, sexuality and community. Colleen provides a gorgeous example of how to die as you live, and how to live as you die.  This is the season finale. Bespoken Bones returns Oct. 13, 2019.  Make sure to watch for our new show "The Well-Pleasured Podcast" an erotic liberation gameshow, launching September, 2019. 

Today we are kicking off a brand new series for Summer 2019, and it is going to be AWESOME! All summer long, we'll be tuning in to the stories of the Awesomes - what they've learned in life and what they want to tell you to make YOUR life more awesome! To kick off this series, we get to hear from a very active, very awesome member of our Awesome community: Colleen Cook. Listen to hear how Colleen's career has taken not just a few unexpected pivots, and don't miss her advice on how to make the most of opportunities to change. (Plus, not just a little Enneagram talk thrown in, too!)THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:Lola: Go to mylola.com and enter code awesome40 at checkout for 40% off your subscriptionFabletics: Get two leggings for $24 by using the link fabletics.com/AWESOMEUpper Room: Go to upperroom.org/welcome to enjoy your free 30 day trialBetaBrand: Visit betabrand.com/awesome to get 20% off your Dress Pant Yoga PantsThank you to all of our Sorta Awesome sponsors!SHOW NOTES:House Plant Hobbyists on Facebook5 Second Journal by Mel RobbinsGod Our Mother by The LiturgistsYou can find Meg on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!Find Colleen on Instagram or in the Sorta Awesome Hangout on Facebook!Visit sortaawesomeshow.com for show notes . And don’t forget to find us in the Sorta Awesome Hangout on Facebook or @sortaawesomeshow on Instagram, and @sortaawesomepod on Twitter!

Today’s episode is actually a live recording from the recent Arts Midwest conference in Indianapolis. I led a session on podcasting and the arts and I was joined by two experienced podcasters including Colleen Cook and Trevor St. Aubin. We cover all sorts of great topics such as why should an arts organization do a podcast in the first place, what are the technical aspects involved with producing a podcast, how to think about podcast content, and marketing your podcast. Colleen and Trevor, if you guys are listening, thank you so much for your participation in the event, I learned a lot from speaking with you both and I hope we can all connect again soon. So, without further ado, here is my recent session from the 2018 Arts Midwest conference. I hope you enjoy.

It's always fascinating to me to think about where you started along your journey of life, where you thought you were going to end up, and where you actually are today. Ten years ago, Colleen Cook never would've predicted she would end up in the marketing world. But the beautiful thing about Colleen is, she's not afraid to go where the universe seems to be telling her to go - despite meeting a few closed doors along the way. But if there's one person who's qualified to help find your true voice in life, it's the vocal pedagogy major (I bet you don't even know what the word "pedagogy" means...I certainly didn't before this episode). 

Colleen Cook passes the torch to Holly Williams, our new Director of Marketing and Communications here at the Renaissance Theatre. Hear the fascinating way she ended up in Mansfield, her artistic background, and what three things she has to have on her desk to survive! 

Turning the tables, Michael Thomas interviews Colleen Cook as she prepares to leave the Renaissance for a new opportunity after six years with the organization. 

OhioHealth Mansfield and Shelby Hospitals President Jean Halpin and Speech Language Pathologist Logan Daup join Colleen Cook from the Renaissance to talk about the healing power of music and the arts, and how partnering with the Renaissance as the series presenter of the Mansfield Symphony is making our community a healthier place.

Kelby King talks with Colleen Cook about the importance of the arts, her artistic childhood, and why businesses choose to invest in the community.

Renaissance Director of Development Jessica Dulle and Colleen Cook, Director of Marketing, discuss why the Renaissance needs to raise money, the programs supported by the Annual Fund Campaign, and the exciting $100,000 Annual Fund Campaign with $50,000 in Matching Grants.  Produced by the Renaissance Performing Arts Association. Theme music is "Hope of Something Different" by the band Trouper. You can learn more about the Renaissance by visiting MansfieldTickets.com.

Renaissance Artistic Director Michael Thomas sits down with Colleen Cook to discuss his career with the Second City in Chicago, as a writer for shows like 30 Rock and The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and about the upcoming Renaissance production of A Christmas Carol: The Musical (Menken), performing November 12-13, 19-20, 2016 at the Renaissance Theatre in Mansfield, OH.

The Mansfield Symphony Orchestra (Mansfield, Ohio) is in a year-long search for their next Maestro. In this episode, Colleen sits down with the first of three candidates for the Music Director position, Maestro Theodore Kuchar, to discuss his world-wide career as the most recorded conductor in classical music, his love for baseball and fishing, and his childhood in northeastern Ohio. Production credits: Production by DRM Productions, Inc. Colleen Cook, host Theodore Kuchar, guest This is a production of the Renaissance Performing Arts Association in Mansfield, Ohio.

In this episode Dr. Paul is joined by Colleen Cook, President of Bariatric Support Centers International and professional speaker and author. Colleen is a successful weight loss surgery patient and has now turned her experience...

Are you intrigued by the idea of a career in archives, but you're not sure how to get there? Find out how one SJSU SLIS alumna used her MLIS courses, internships, and volunteer work to pave a path to her ideal job—where her skills and enthusiasm for history, preservation, and records management can flourish. Learn about the skills and qualifications archives employers seek most, how to translate your background into the job you want, and how to craft a clear and compelling LinkedIn profile.

Are you intrigued by the idea of a career in archives, but you're not sure how to get there? Find out how one SJSU SLIS alumna used her MLIS courses, internships, and volunteer work to pave a path to her ideal job—where her skills and enthusiasm for history, preservation, and records management can flourish. Learn about the skills and qualifications archives employers seek most, how to translate your background into the job you want, and how to craft a clear and compelling LinkedIn profile.