Podcast appearances and mentions of erik hanberg

On this special edition of Citizen Tacoma, Pierce County Auditor Linda Farmer joins the podcast to talk about election and ballot security with host Erik Hanberg and Sound Producer Doug. We discuss drop boxes, the security at the election center, voter tabulation, misinformation and much more. Linda also brings some trivia questions! Enjoy Links Pierce County Elections About Linda Farmer Channel 253 membership

Host Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Erik Hanberg, a multifaceted author, media entrepreneur, and nonprofit expert, to delve into the world of nonprofit leadership and innovation. Erik, known for his insightful books designed to aid small nonprofits in fundraising, leadership, board governance, and marketing, shares his wealth of knowledge and experience in the sector.The conversation explores Erik's unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing small nonprofits today, drawing on his extensive background in running nonprofit organizations and his success as an author. Erik discusses the motivation behind his targeted book series for small nonprofits, providing listeners with actionable advice on enhancing their organizations' impact through effective leadership, innovative fundraising strategies, and engaging board governance.Listeners will also get a sneak peek into Erik's latest initiatives, including his co-founding of Channel 253, a hyper-local podcast network that focuses on Tacoma. The discussion touches on the importance of community engagement, digital storytelling, and the evolving landscape of nonprofit communication.Erik shares practical tips for individuals considering joining a nonprofit board, emphasizing the significance of understanding a board's responsibilities and the relationship with the Executive Director. Through Erik's expert insights, the episode illuminates the path to nonprofit success, offering inspiration and guidance for nonprofit leaders, board members, and volunteers alike.This episode is a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone involved in or interested in the nonprofit sector, providing a deep dive into the strategies that can help small organizations thrive in today's competitive landscape.Join us as Erik Hanberg leads the way in redefining what it means to lead, support, and innovate within the nonprofit world.Learn more: https://erikhanberg.com/

247: The 10 Commandments of Working with a Nonprofit Board (Erik Hanberg)SUMMARYDo you have a productive relationship with your board of directors? Are the individual and collective roles clearly defined for optimum success? Erik Hanberg, who has over 20 years' experience breaking down the complex and often confusing relationship between a nonprofit's leadership and its board of directors, shares his best advice for working with a nonprofit board in episode #247 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership. Erik explains his 10 Commandments for establishing and maintaining an effective working relationship with a nonprofit board. Do you know what it takes to grow your small nonprofit? Erik also shares his Four D's: how documentation, data, development, and determination are the keys to your organization's success.ABOUT ERIKErik Hanberg has spent more than 20 years working with nonprofits. In addition to serving as the director of two nonprofits, he has served as an Interim ED twice and worked for nonprofits in marketing and fundraising. He has also served on boards and committees for more than a dozen organizations, often in leadership roles, and several times during a capital campaign. He is the author of four books for nonprofits, focusing on nonprofit management, fundraising, social media, and board governance, which have collectively sold tens of thousands of copies. They've been praised as essential reads for nonprofits by Forbes.com, LinkedIn for Nonprofits, Kirkus Reviews, and thousands of executive directors and board members. In addition, he served for more than 12 years in elected office on the board of Metro Parks Tacoma, a junior municipality with an annual operating budget of $50+ million. He lives in Tacoma, Washington, with his wife Mary and two children.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESMission Based Management: Leading Your Not-for-Profit in the 21st Century by Peter C. BrinckerhoffLearn more about Erik hereFor more information or to purchase Erik's “Little Book” bundle series hereReady for a Mastermind? Learn more here!Have you gotten Patton's book Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership: Seven Keys to Advancing Your Career in the Philanthropic SectorWatch for the companion workbook and the audio version of Patton's best seller, Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, coming soon!

Happy New Year! Recorded live in the Moonyard Studios in gorgeous North Tacoma, this episode is the second of our two part 2023 Year in Review. If you missed Part I, you can find it...

Happy Holidays! Recorded live in the Moonyard Studios in gorgeous North Tacoma, this episode is the first of our two part 2023 Year in Review.  We were joined in the studio by Erik Hanberg, President...

Curiosity drives much of the content on this podcast, and when Erik Hanberg's book, The Little Book of Boards, showed up in my email, I felt compelled to buy it for several reasons.Of the six or seven boards I've served on, some have been boring experiences, others have been exceptional. I was curious if this book would have been valuable to me during my first board experience, which wasn't great--it definitely would have been.While Erik's background is in the non-profit world, this book and conversation apply to any organization.  Some big ideas we hit are performing due diligence for the board you are considering, getting involved outside board meetings, strategic planning, compensation committees, and mission statements.

The Nonprofit Social Media Summit is BACK! Sign up here to get notified when registration goes live. There are more than 1.5 million tax-exempt organizations in the United States (National Center for Charitable Statistics), and recent estimates indicate that about 12.3 million people work in the nonprofit sector. It is estimated that three-quarters of American nonprofits have budgets under $1 million but there are many that are even smaller.In this episode, I sit down with Erik Hanberg, author of four books for very small nonprofits, to find out how small nonprofits can fundraise, where they should focus their limited time and resources, and how to get it all done with a tiny staff (maybe of 1 person). Erik Hanberg has spent 20 years working with nonprofits. In addition to serving as the director of two nonprofits, he has served as an Interim ED twice and worked for nonprofits in marketing and fundraising. He has also served on boards and committees for more than a dozen organizations, often in leadership roles, and several times during a capital campaign.He is the author of four books for nonprofits, focusing on nonprofit management, fundraising, social media, and board governance, which have collectively sold tens of thousands of copies. They've been praised as essential reads for nonprofits by Forbes.com, LinkedIn for Nonprofits, Kirkus Reviews, and thousands of executive directors and board members.Connect with Erik:Twitter:  https://twitter.com/erikhanbergLinkedIn:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikhanberg/Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/erikhanberg/About Julia Campbell, the host of the Nonprofit Nation podcast:Named as a top thought leader by Forbes and BizTech Magazine, Julia Campbell (she/hers) is an author, coach, and speaker on a mission to make the digital world a better place.She wrote her book, Storytelling in the Digital Age: A Guide for Nonprofits, as a roadmap for social change agents who want to build movements using engaging digital storytelling techniques. Her second book, How to Build and Mobilize a Social Media Community for Your Nonprofit, was published in 2020 as a call-to-arms for mission-driven organizations to use the power of social media to build movements.Julia's online courses, webinars, and keynote talks have helped hundreds of nonprofits make the shift to digital thinking and how to do effective marketing in the digital age.Take Julia's free nonprofit masterclass,  3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media That Converts

Where are the best places to get your news in Tacoma if you want to be fully informed? We sat down with former Metro Parks Commissioner, Author, Channel 253 Founder, and KNKX Public Radio Director of Audience Engagement Erik Hanberg to talk about what our options are for news in Tacoma. Here were his recommendations.... The post The Tacoma Media Landscape with Erik Hanberg appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

Andrea Cobb, former school board member, and host Erik Hanberg, former Metro Parks Tacoma commissioner, chat about their experience governing in local office. What's it like to set policy? How do you enact change? What's it like working with the public? And a lot more. If you've wondered about serving in office, or what the experience of your elected officials is like, I hope you enjoy this conversation. Links Channel 253 membership Bench bookkeeping

If you've ever wondered what it takes to be a great executive director, you're not alone. After all, you don't study it at school. And if you're like many ED's or aspiring ED's, you probably worked your way up through the nonprofit world by doing it all yourself. And that skill set isn't what will take you to the next level. Enter Erik Hanberg... After getting thrown into the fire in the nonprofit world at the age of 23, Erik worked for a variety of nonprofits both big and small. And after learning how things were done at the best nonprofits, he asked himself a simple question: “What if I could teach my younger self what I wish I'd known about running a nonprofit?" His answer turned into a series of books on how to be a more effective nonprofit leader. And in this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Erik joins us to talk about how YOU can be a more effective Executive Director. From plunging toilets, to fundraising, to dealing with the board, this episode has a bit of everything. So jump right in and enjoy! In this episode, you'll discover... What it means to a “small” or “very small” nonprofit (2:28) The #1 thing Erik wants every nonprofit ED to know (4:18) Why your goal should be to “work yourself out of a job” (8:18) The “4 D's” to accelerating your nonprofit's growth (10:24) Tosha's top tip for simplifying documenting your processes (13:20) Why the board-ED relationship can be so challenging (15:11) 3 steps for dealing with a micromanaging board of directors (18:13) Erik Hanberg has spent nearly 20 years working with nonprofits. In addition to serving as the director of two nonprofits, he has worked for nonprofits in marketing and fundraising, and served on boards and committees for more than a dozen organizations, often in leadership roles. He is the author of four books for nonprofits, focusing on fundraising, social media, and board governance. He was elected as a Metro Parks Tacoma Commissioner in 2011, a junior municipality with an annual operating budget of $50+ million. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe for new episodes every week! For more nonprofit accounting resources check out www.thecharitycfo.com For more information on his consulting services or to buy Erik's books, visit ForNonProfits.com You can find the “Book Bundle” Offer that Erik mentions in the episode here: https://forsmallnonprofits.com/product/little-book-mega-bundle/ Want to WATCH A Modern Nonprofit? Check out this episode on YouTube now: https://youtu.be/ZwgXgjikPXI

We are back from our summer break with a show too good to wait any longer! The latest edition of DUNE is due in theaters this October, and though the film stars some big names, you might not know the book the film is based on has some deep Tacoma and PNW roots. We talk about what inspired author Frank Herbert, and where you can explore his legacy in Tacoma, with author Erik Hanberg.

Erik Hanberg has spent nearly 20 years working with nonprofits. In addition to serving as the director of two nonprofits, he has worked for nonprofits in marketing and fundraising, and served on boards and committees for more than a dozen organizations, often in leadership roles. He is the author of four books for nonprofits, focusing on fundraising, social media, and board governance. He was elected as a Metro Parks Tacoma Commissioner in 2011, a junior municipality with an annual operating budget of $50+ million. Listen to our conversation where he shares details of how small nonprofits, just like yours, can raise funds and have fun doing it! Website: forsmallnonprofits.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ForSmallNonprofits/

Erik Hanberg slips into the Citizen Tacoma chair to talk to elected officials in Tacoma about policing in our community. His goal is to learn what Tacoma's elected leaders are thinking about policing in Tacoma and what they want to see happen in this area. Some council members are already booked (and any more council members are welcome to reach out!). Councilmember Kristina Walker, elected city-wide, is his first guest on the podcast to talk about her views on policing in Tacoma. Look for more episodes with Tacoma council members later this week. Links "Transforming Tacoma into an anti-racist organization" Channel 253 membership

Crystal Fincher, political consultant and principal at Fincher Consulting, and Erik Hanberg, Metro Parks Board Commissioner and Channel 253 Publisher, join host Evelyn Lopez to break down the primary results from the August 4 election,...

Campaign consultant/political strategist Crystal Fincher and local elected official/Channel 253 publisher Erik Hanberg join host Evelyn Lopez to break down the 2020 Washington Presidential Primary results: The importance of key demographic voting  blocks, Whether these...

For our first really-real show of the year, we have two of our favorite people. Erik Hanberg, Podcast Uncle/Executive Producer for Channel 253 and 10-year Commissioner for Metro Parks Tacoma joins us to talk about the Tacoma Soccer-Specific Stadium that Soccer Club of Tacoma hopes to build to provide a permanent home for Tacoma Defiance and Reign FC.To many this sounds like a no-brainer — in either direction. Why is this stadium important for Tacoma? What are the challenges? Why does public funding make sense? Beyond the public process, what are the obstacles to getting this deal done? And, ultimately, why is it a good idea for Tacoma, and who gets to decide?Then we have some fun with Niko Moreno from Pulso Sports Network! We talk about changes to the first team over the off-season, how they will impact the Sounders' CONCACAF Champions League run, and what we should expect to see from our boys in Tacoma this year. We also talk about what's happening on a new joint project!Special thanks to our friends at Peace Works United and the Greater Tacoma Community Foundation who remind you to participate in the 2020 Census on April 1, 2020. Be counted. #10Questions10MinutesAnd TAPCO, Tacoma's first credit union!Regular featured cast:@muffintopmodel Tim Hamilton@podfish Steve Ketelsen@AHammTNT Andrew Hammond@nate_bowling Nathan Bowling (emeritus & occasional)@cm_peterson Cat Peterson (hiatus)Please tell your friends and SUBSCRIBE! on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or touch the RSS feed link below to add us to your favorite podcast app.This production of the Flounders B-Team is released under the Creative Commons 3.0 International Share-Alike Attribution License. Please use our stuff! Just tell folks where you got it!Opening/closing theme is a parody of the opening theme from the A-Team (c)1984 Silva America.Check out Channel 253's other amazing podcasts at https://channel253.com and BECOME A MEMBER for only $4/month to get access to special member benefits & events! (Support local new media.)Thanks for listening, and see you in the terraces!RSS Feed

The MoveToTacoma.com podcast has been on hiatus while MoveToTacoma.com founder Marguerite takes a sabbatical out of state. Channel253 Founder Erik Hanberg hops on the podcast to interview Marguerite and catch up on what's new with MoveToTacoma, what's new in the City of Tacoma, and what the future holds for both. We talk about the future... The post The Future of the Move To Tacoma Podcast with Marguerite Martin and Erik Hanberg appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

The MoveToTacoma.com podcast has been on hiatus while MoveToTacoma.com founder Marguerite takes a sabbatical out of state. Channel253 Founder Erik Hanberg hops on the podcast to interview Marguerite and catch up on what’s new with MoveToTacoma, what’s new in the City of Tacoma, and what the future holds for both. We talk about the future... The post The Future of the Move To Tacoma Podcast with Marguerite Martin and Erik Hanberg appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

Episode 008: The Places We Get Stuck w/Erik Hanberg (Are we going to figure this out?) Erik Hanberg is back! We talk about our last conversation (Episode 003) and the feedback we both received that I went too easy on him. Erik is still mulling over the performative nature of showing up, and I make the case for a relational approach to disrupting the patriarchy. We also talk about the ways we actually behave in uncomfortable situations compared to how we imagine we will, and we wonder if we could use the way we parent our children to inform how we hold each other accountable, plus loads more! Listen to the end to hear how uncomfortable it is for Erik to accept my compliments about his hair! Show notes: Why Does Patriarchy Persist? Hidden Brain Podcast - In The Heat Of The Moment: How Intense Emotions Transform Us Instagram: @griefbaconpodcast Email: griefbaconpodcast@gmail.com

It’s the day after the election, so time for Hulk-Smash 2019, this year without any electric boogaloo.  As we anxiously await the second ballot drop later today, Erik Hanberg and Justin Camarata sit down with...

Episode 003: Learning in Public w/ Erik Hanberg (Where are the Men?) A conversation with Erik Hanberg about a lot of things but mostly patriarchy, performative allyship, learning in public, and America's collective discomfort with class. Instagram: @griefbaconpodcast Email:griefbaconpodcast@gmail.com You can find Erik here, here, and here.

Justin Camarata, Erik Hanberg, and Evelyn Lopez “Hulk-Smash” their way through the 2018 Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington State, and federal election results. We start with the local stuff first and eventually get to the US...

Justin Camarata, Erik Hanberg, and Evelyn Lopez “Hulk-Smash” their way through what’s happening in Tacoma news and politics. Topics include: Teacher strike? Teacher pay. Tenants rights. “Just cause” Primary results Smoke, West Nile Virus, Sinking...

We’re trying a new format for Crossing Division this week. Justin Camarata and Erik Hanberg, who have both hosted Crossing Division in the past, Hulk-Smash their way through what’s happening in Tacoma news and politics....

Merry Christmas—in June! Chandler is so excited to finally get to talk about the Christmas special! Joining us is Erik Hanberg, special friend of the show: In addition to being Mary's husband (and the main...

It’s that time of year already! Filing week is coming up, and our 2018 ballots are taking shape. On today’s episode, Channel 253 producer and super knowledgeable dude about all things local, Erik Hanberg comes...

The Move to Tacoma podcast has had a big year, loads of cool guests and insightful topics of discussion made their way into the studio in 2017. Special Guest Host, Erik Hanberg sat down and talked with Marguerite Martin about 2017 and what’s coming our way in 2018. Marguerite changed her last name in 2017!... The post 2018: What’s Next for MoveToTacoma? appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

This week, Marguerite Martin and Erik Hanberg revisit their annual tradition with a Move to Tacoma Year in Review. Take a tour through the year, the ups and the downs, the growth, the arguments, and the politics that was Tacoma’s 2017. The post 2017 Year in Review! with special guest Erik Hanberg appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

In this week’s episode, we turn the microphone around and interview Marguerite Giguere about her own “move to Tacoma” story. When did Marguerite move to Tacoma? Where has she lived? And where is MoveToTacoma.com headed in 2017? Thanks to guest host Erik Hanberg for asking the questions this episode! The post With Special Guest Marguerite Giguere (No Really!) appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

Erik Hanberg (author, Metro Parks commissioner, and small business owner) returns to the Move to Tacoma podcast to recap the year the year that was 2016. We talk about development, politics, ways for the public to get engaged, and a whole lot more. Enjoy. The post 2016 Tacoma Year in Review: A Mixed Bag? appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

Tacoma is the kind of place where people are constantly asking, “What kind of city are we becoming?” Today with local Tacoma author, Metro Parks Commissioner, and business owner Erik Hanberg we’re talking about who we are as a city and what our unique strengths are as a city. “You can really make a splash... The post Tacoma is Not Portland North with Erik Hanberg – Episode 002 appeared first on Move to Tacoma.

Should writers self-publish? Brent Hartinger and Erik Hanberg continue the discussion from Part I by talking about their decisions to traditionally publish or self-publish their books. Your Hosts Brent Hartinger Erik Hanberg Media Consumed This Episode Geography Club (book)...

“Should writers self-publish?” is the biggest question writers are facing today. Authors Brent Hartinger and Erik Hanberg talk about the trends affecting book publishing as authors weigh this big decision. (Discussion continued in Part II)...