Podcast appearances and mentions of holly tate

Nonprofits are nothing without their team. With recent employee engagement metrics falling across industries, nonprofits are not immune to these realities. But how can nonprofit leaders go about measuring and improving poor employee engagement on their teams? And how does nonprofit employee engagement differ from the for-profit sector? Learn how nonprofit leaders can improve employee engagement and development from our conversation with Holly Tate! Nonprofit Pulse is a podcast that explores trends, insights, and resources that help nonprofits accomplish their mission. See the full transcript and show notes: https://www.anedot.com/blog/nonprofit-leadership-employee-engagement Learn more about Nonprofit Pulse: https://www.nonprofitpulse.com/ Nonprofit Pulse is brought to you by Anedot: Anedot helps organizations save time and money with powerful giving tools. With an easy-to-use platform, no monthly fees, and award-winning service, Anedot makes it easy for organizations of all sizes to receive donations online and grow their base. Anedot is trusted by more than 30,000 nonprofits, churches, ministries, campaigns, and universities. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn more about Anedot

When we think of leadership, we often revert to the traditional model of management. But is that model still relevant in a post-COVID world, and with a millennial workforce? That's the question we explore with Holly Tate, Senior Vice President of Growth at Leadr. Holly, whose passion for people development is infectious, shares why she believes the old model of leadership is outdated. We discuss the five characteristics of high-performing teams and the paramount importance of building trust intentionally within your teams.You'll learn how to foster a healthy culture of feedback and recognize each team member's unique strengths. Holly guides us through the key differences between coaching and criticism, stresses the need for self-awareness, and the importance of individual development plans. We're shifting the focus from climbing the corporate ladder to enhancing the individual's skills and strengths. Leadership is not about titles, but about intentional investment in the growth of your team members.In the final part of our discussion, Holly provides valuable insight into the challenges of a hybrid work environment. We explore the essential role culture plays as a system that people react to. How can you create a culture that works for distributed teams? What tools can you use to reinforce that culture? Holly shares her personal journey of leading a team from five to almost 40 people, underlining the need to never assume trust and always strive for a balance in everything we do. Prepare for an episode packed with invaluable insights on leadership and personal growth.About HollyHolly Tate is SVP of Growth at Leadr. She is a growth strategist, entrepreneur, speaker, and member of the Forbes Communication Council. Before joining Leadr, Holly Vice President of Business Development & Marketing at Vanderbloemen, where she led partnerships, brand growth, demand and lead generation, sales and marketing alignment, and new industry initiatives for the company.Holly is founder of performance marketing agency, The Ready Network, and an international speaker on marketing, communications, brand growth, leadership development, and workplace culture. She has spoken at conferences including Pushpay Summit, Texas Ministry Conference, Engage, Northwest Ministry Conference, That Church Conference, and ICMA (India).As a member of the Forbes Communications Council, Holly contributes thought leadership on marketing and communications to Forbes online where her advice has been featured in 40+ articles.ResourcesManagement is DeadRadical Candor by Kim ScottWe would love to hear from you!Send us an email at podcast@get4sight.com and let us know if there somebody you think I should interview! Maybe there is somebody who is doing exceptional with their culture, or building a healthy culture, or rebuilding a culture.We need your help to get the Lead Culture podcasts in front of more leaders! There are three simple things you can do that truly help us: Review us on Apple podcasts Subscribe - we're available wherever you listen to podcasts. Share - let your friends know about the podcast by sharing your favorite episode on social media!

Holly Tate currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Growth @ Leadr. She is an international speaker, growth consultant, entrepreneur, and member of the Forbes Communications Council. Holly joins to the Cause+Effect Podcast today to discuss her recent insights about leading intergenerational teams, what the most recent research is saying about generation distinctions, and why she is optimistic about the future of Christian leadership.

The Gospel According To... is the first and only podcast looking at the intersection of pop culture and Christian faith. On today's episode, the guys a multi-billion dollar franchise, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. They are joined by a pair of witches who grew up alongside Harry, Hermoine, and Ron. Julia Ulrich is Dan's wife and Holly Tate is Julie's sister. The crew of four discuss their memories of Harry Potter, their respective housing placements, and what's the deal with Christians Against Harry Potter? They'll finish up with a new game, "Harry Potter Quote Or Something God Wrote?" Check out our socials for a week full of HP content! As the Lord commanded, be sure to share The Gospel (According To...) with your family, friends, and even Slytherins. Instagram | Twitter And send us your mailbag questions: tgatpod@gmail.com.

According to a recent Gallup study, 85% of employees are disengaged in their work; however, teams where employees have weekly interaction with their manager have the most employee engagement. If employee engagement is the lagging indicator, research has shown that consistent, intentional 1:1 meetings are the leading indicator. But how do we increase employee engagement, especially in the new hybrid work-world we're living in?In this week's episode, Jenni has a conversation with Holly Tate, Senior Vice President of Growth at Leadr about the three key indicators that impact employee engagement, and how 1:1 meetings can amplify your influence across your organization, while avoiding them robs our team of the opportunity to seek clarity, ask for help, seek development, and receive feedback. Leadership development and great culture creation require consistent and repetitive action.Holly is passionate about connecting leaders with tools that help them discover a context to consistently apply the leadership content they're learning. She is a growth strategist, entrepreneur, speaker, and member of the Forbes Communication Council who believes that organizations move at the speed of trust.For a next step, we encourage you to connect with one of our trained and experienced 4Sight Group: Leadership Coaches. All leaders agree that the culture of your organization matters. But culture starts with you! Transform your team from disengaged to thriving, from divided to collaborative, and from toxic to trusting.Resources:Leadr (Mention “Jenni” for 25% off)Connect with Holly:Email holly.tate@leadr.com

Bobby says that the gift of leadership is misused when it doesn't demonstrate appreciation. Today's guest on True North Leader, Holly Tate, capitalizes on this idea and says while a good leader drives outcomes and holds people accountable, they also demonstrate care, drive development, and celebrate wins. Holly is the SVP of Growth at Leadr, a people development software company. Yes, "Leadr" is spelled right! Tune in to learn: why you have to develop leaders and not just doers when trying to achieve scale; why the more direct reports you have, the less effective you are; and why organizations that don't adapt and pivot will lose their best people. Hold on tight!    About the guest: Holly Tate is the SVP of Growth at Leadr, a people development software company. Prior to working at Leadr, she spent nine years helping organizations hire and build their best teams at Vanderbloemen, an executive search firm. In 2020, Holly left her role as Vice President of Business Development & Marketing at Vanderbloemen to launch The Ready Network LLC, which she founded to help people and organizations get ready for growth. Holly is driven by the relentless pursuit of growth in herself and inspiring others to discover their full potential in their personal and professional lives, achieving more than they thought they could. As SVP of Growth at Leadr, Holly's passion for developing others is brought to life as she pours into the growth of the Leadr staff and shares the value of people development with organizations around the country. Holly is also a contributor for The Forbes Communications Council and Co-Founder of Statesman Beverage Co. Holly lives in Houston, Texas, with her husband Elliott and their dog Scraps.   Free gift: https://insights.leadr.com/download-conversation-cards   About the host: Following a successful career as CEO, Bobby sold his business to a publicly-traded company.  In what he calls his "second half of life", Bobby seeks to pour Biblically-based principles into growth-minded business, church, and non-profit leaders. Through Values-Driven Leadership, Bobby serves as an Executive Coach and Training Consultant for organizations.  He shares many of his principles and practices through a weekly blog, the True North Leader podcast, and through three books he has authored: Principled Profits: Outward Success Is an Inside Job,  True North Business: A Leader's Guide to Extraordinary Growth and Impact, and The Freedom Paradox: Is Unbridled Freedom Dividing America?   Find out more at BobbyAlbert.com

Holly Tate from Leadr joins Rusty for this week's episode to tackle some of the tough questions people may be having around their careers. Employees may be wondering how to discern the next best step in their career. Employers may be questioning how to help their teams feel supported and fulfilled in their roles. Across the board, people want to know how to develop as a leader. Holly breaks down 5 simple tools that you can utilize to help develop leaders in your organization.

For this episode, I got to hang out with Holly Tate and have a delightful conversation about changing a toxic leadership culture, vulnerability, healthy growth, her own story and being a woman in ministry. Holly is the SVP of Growth for Leadr, a really cool tech company that is doing their part to make churches and other organizations better on the inside. I met her for the first time in-person at an event that Leadr hosted and she is such a smart and dynamic person I was like, I really want to have her on the podcast. If her voice sounds familiar, it's because Holly was the host of the Vanderbloemen podcast for several years when was a part of that organization. If you work in ministry, or volunteer at your church, or you got burned out and left organized religion altogether, this is a really good conversation about restoring goodness and health to the spiritual communities we love. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betterontheinside/message

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Holly Tate currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Growth @ Leadr. She is an international speaker, growth consultant, entrepreneur, and member of the Forbes Communications Council. Holly joins the Decisions Podcast today to discuss her recent decision to make a professional change, her current work at Leadr, and why she is optimistic about the future of Christian leadership.

After losing her mom as a child, Holly and Jeff experienced a medical miracle which altered their plan, but not their dream of adoption. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stan-williams9/message

It has been two weeks since we had our very first Social Media Church Conference and we're still celebrating all that God did.  More than 400 church ministry leaders are ready to amplify their ministry to the next level so they can take the gospel to more people from near and far! How exciting is that?! In this episode, we're going to give you a flashback of the conference experience and highlights from our speakers and thought leaders' sessions.  Day 1: PLATFORM PRIORITIES 05:53 Nachi Lazarus - The Why and How of Using Private Messaging Apps for Church  06:50 Nona Jones - From Social Media to Social Ministry 07:43 Sean Cannell - YouTube for Churches & Ministries: 5 Critical Questions You Need to Ask to Make a Real Impact with YouTube in 2021 12:05 Casey Helmick - 3 Things I've Learned From 30 Million Podcast Downloads Day 2: CONTENT MANAGEMENT 13:01 Brady Shearer - My Favorite Social Media Post Format For Churches 14:03 Joanna La Fleur - Think Inside the Box 15:32 Phil Cooke - The Secrets of Becoming a Great Creative  17:34 Jonathan Malm - Discipleship on Social Media  18:38 DK Hammonds and Jennifer Benton - Clubhouse For Ministries 101 20:23 Rohn Starling - Comparison Kills Day 3: STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT 21:34 Chris Abbott - Ultimate Guide to Facebook Ads 22:29 Christopher Harris - Small Adjustments. Big Impact. 23:33 Heather Heuman - From Confused to Confident: 5 Current Social Media Strategies to be Seen 24:58 Holly Tate - 5 Tips to Leveling up your Church's Social Media Strategy 25:54 Matt Brown - Don't Focus on Algorithms, Do the Real Ministry 26:50 Katie Allred - How to Increase Digital Content in the Church 27:35 Sly King - Empowering Your Volunteers and Engaging Your Online Community 28:54 Kenny Jahng - Four Disruption of Decouplement 30:16 Justin Wise - The D.A.D Framework: Hot to Get Your Church Noticed 31:17 Steve Fogg - Social Media Tips for Churches That Just Work 31:59 Daniel Hall - How to Engage and Influence Culture: A Mormon Case Study 32:41 Charrissa Carnall - The Importance of Social Listening to Reach Your Audience P.S. We have something for you at the end of this episode, so no skipping!  Show Notes: Nils Smith  Nils Smith Facebook Nils Smith Twitter  Nils Smith Instagram  Nils Smith Linkedin  Aaron Magnuson Facebook Aaron Magnuson Twitter Aaron Magnuson Instagram Aaron Magnuson Linkedin Greg Atkinson Greg Atkinson Facebook Greg Atkinson Twitter Greg Atkinson Instagram Greg Atkinson Youtube   Get the latest social media news for church leaders when you sign up here.

As leaders, we want to create cultures in which we can seamlessly and smoothly give and receive feedback. We know the health that can be found when good feedback is the norm. But how do we successfully give and receive feedback?Jenni Catron, founder and CEO of the 4 Sight Group welcomes Holly Tate, SVP of Growth at LEADR, to discuss how to create a healthy feedback culture.  In this episode, you'll learn...what a healthy culture of feedback looks likehow to create feedback loops, both up and down the org charthow to GIVE helpful feedbackhow to do when someone doesn't receive your feedback well

In this episode, Holly Tate, VP of Business Development and Marketing here at Vanderblomen talks with Carl Barnhill, founder, and CEO of Twelve:Thirty Media. Twelve:Thirty helps churches get ready for Sunday mornings, whether it’s tech, audio, or graphics, they have got you covered!  Carl shares how he has seen churches figure out the physical and digital worship experience in the midst of COVID. He reminds us of the importance of producing an experience both in-person and online that people can interact with, grow with, and have community with one another. Lastly, Carl recommends several resources that can help your church get started on its online experience. https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/online-experience-carl-barnhill-podcast https://www.xpastor.org/courses/2021-xp-seminar/

Holly Tate, VP of Business Development & Marketing with Vanderbloemen, joins the show to talk all things, staffing, team buidling, and organizational health and alignment. She also shares insight on the idea of multi-channel ministry - what it is and why it matters. Grab a pen and paper! You'll want to take lots of notes!

This week, we welcome Holly Tate. Holly is the Vice President of Business Development at Vanderbloemen. They have just launched a sister company called Christian Teams - a ministry dedicated to helping you find the right supporting staff members for your church or organization. They help staff and recruit your support roles. We'll talk with Holly today about how to recruit the right talent for your church, how to hire during a pandemic, what to look for on a resume and what are some red flags, the difference in Furloughs and Layoffs and more. Its an episode about helping you craft the right team for your Worship Experiences and your church. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

This week, we welcome Holly Tate. Holly is the Vice President of Business Development at Vanderbloemen. They have just launched a sister company called Christian Teams - a ministry dedicated to helping you find the right supporting staff members for your church or organization. They help staff and recruit your support roles. We'll talk with Holly today about how to recruit the right talent for your church, how to hire during a pandemic, what to look for on a resume and what are some red flags, the difference in Furloughs and Layoffs and more. Its an episode about helping you craft the right team for your Worship Experiences and your church. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

In this episode, Holly Tate, Vice President of Business Development here at Vanderbloemen talks with Ryan Wakefield, Founder of Church Marketing University, where he helps provide marketing and communications resources for churches all over the world. Ryan has a passion to see churches grow and reach their God-given vision as he helps them navigate the unforeseen waters of the digital church, by sharing ways to successfully leap into the digital community, as well as what not to do while making the transition. This conversation reminds us of how important it is to utilize an online presence in order to drive the church forward. As a marketer, content becomes secondary when you have a world that is starving for connection and community. https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/connection-over-content-communication-podcast

In today’s episode, Holly Tate, VP of Business Development, talks to author and church planter, Benjamin Windle about how we can practice generational intelligence. Benjamin was born on the border between Generation X and the Millenials. By not completely fitting in either generation, he is able to provide a unique insight into both as we navigate viral, economic, and grief pandemics all at once. He strongly believes that millennials can grow your church and change the world with their unique experiences and point of view. Ben shares how the church can engage with and care for these younger generations well. This conversation reminds us that the starting point of every effective ministry starts with pursuing a deeper understanding of your audience. https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/grow-millenial-engagement-podcast-ben-windle

In today’s episode, VP of Business Development, Holly Tate, talked with Rich Birch, author, camp director, multisite church pioneer, and the founder of Unseminary. Rich talks specifically about his experience as the Executive Director of Camp Miniyowe, a Christian Summer Camp, during the inconsistencies and uncertainty of COVID-19. Rich explains tangible tactics summer camps can use to serve their campers and families best. Rich also points out the new forms of church coaching and consulting he has seen come to life through the impacts of COVID-19, particularly with multisite churches. This conversation reminds us that God is still at work during uncertain times, and we can embrace the opportunity of learning how to be agile in order to serve him and his people best. https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/camps-connected-rich-birch-podcast

In this episode, VP of Business Development and Marketing, Holly Tate sits down with William Vanderbloemen, our founder and CEO, and together, reflect over the last 10 years of Vanderbloemen.  William has been helping churches find their pastors for over 10 years, and it's been amazing to see how our work has expanded to other Christian organizations like Christian schools, higher education, nonprofits, para-church ministries, and even businesses run by Christian leaders. William also makes a big announcement about the launch of our sister company, ChristianTeams! https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/vanderbloemen-ten-years-past-future-podcast

In today's episode, Holly Tate, Vice President of Business Development, interviews William Vanderbloemen, our founder and CEO. William and discuss his new book Next: Pastoral Succession That Works, the expanded and updated edition that came out in April of 2020, right in the middle of quarantine. They talk about what succession really is, why it's important, and what the future of succession post-pandemic looks like. William's book and this conversation provide insight into navigating leadership changes with wisdom and grace. Our team here at Vanderbloemen has conducted hundreds of pastoral transitions, which is why this topic of succession is so important to us. Tweet your takeaways from today’s show using the hashtag #vandercast and join our Facebook group to see exclusive content from each episode. Visit our blog post on this podcast for more: https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/planning-succession-william-vanderbloemen

In this podcast, Vice President of Business Development at Vanderbloemen, Holly Tate joins Nils Smith to talk about how email should better fit into the communication strategy of churches and email alignment to social media.  Listen to this podcast to learn more about some of the general best practices in email communication for churches. These and more on this new SMC podcast.  Share your thoughts using the hashtag #SMCPodcast. Show Notes: Nils Smith  Nils Smith Facebook Nils Smith Twitter  Nils Smith Instagram  Nils Smith Linkedin    Holly Tate Holly Tate Email Address Holly Tate Facebook  Holly Tate Twitter  Holly Tate Instagram   Holly Tate LinkedIn   Vanderbloemen

In this podcast, Vice President of Business Development at Vanderbloemen, Holly Tate joins Nils Smith to talk about how email should better fit into the communication strategy of churches and email alignment to social media.  Listen to this podcast to learn more about some of the general best practices in email communication for churches. These and more on this new SMC podcast.  Share your thoughts using the hashtag #SMCPodcast. Show Notes: Nils Smith  Nils Smith Facebook Nils Smith Twitter  Nils Smith Instagram  Nils Smith Linkedin    Holly Tate Holly Tate Email Address Holly Tate Facebook  Holly Tate Twitter  Holly Tate Instagram   Holly Tate LinkedIn   Vanderbloemen

In this episode of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, our VP of Business Development, Holly Tate talks with Ryan Romeo, Creative Director and Co-Founder of the OUTCRY worship tour and the Creative Arts Director at Living Streams Church in Phoenix Arizona. He also authored the book, OUTCRY, and recently released a new book, Head in the Clouds, Feet on the Ground: A Survival Guide for Creatives, Visionaries, and Dreamers. Ryan and Holly discuss how non-creative leaders can best lead creatives and how creatives can operate effectively on a team.

Generis is a company that helps churches, schools, and nonprofits by maximizing ministry effectiveness and accelerating generosity through consulting, gift development, and capital campaigns.  Holly Tate, VP of Business Development at Vanderbloemen, speaks with two team members of Generis, Derek Hazele, Church Analytics Coach and Steve Caton, Chief Growth Officer, on how they use analytics to help churches grow and thrive.

This week on the show, we are talking with Holly Tate from Vanderbloemen. Vanderbloemen is an amazing organization if you don't know about it. They help churches, ministries, schools and other non-profits with hiring, succession plans, compensation, culture, coaching and more. We have the privilege of producing the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast with some of the best minds in the faith space – recent episodes include interviews with Beth Moore, Joe White, Dr. Michael Lyndsey, Pastor Tim Lucas and more. It's all at vanderbloemen.com if you want to check them out. This week, Holly and Carl will be talking about how to build a Church Communications Team that scales up. They talk about leading up, how to build processes and systems, how to adapt your communications team to the ever-changing landscape and more. If your audience to your Worship Experiences doubled – would your systems be able to handle it? That's a major question we will wrestle with on this week's episode. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

This week on the show, we'll wrap our conversation with my friend Holly Tate from Vanderbloemen. We will continue to talk about leading up, how to build processes and systems, how to adapt your team to the ever-changing landscape of communications and more. Vanderbloemen is an amazing organization if you don't know about it. They help churches, ministries, schools and other non-profits with hiring, succession plans, compensation, culture, coaching and more. We have the privilege of producing the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast with some of the best minds in the faith space – recent episodes include interviews with Beth Moore, Joe White, Dr. Michael Lyndsey, Pastor Tim Lucas and more. It's all at vanderbloemen.com if you want to check them out. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

This week on the show, we'll wrap our conversation with my friend Holly Tate from Vanderbloemen. We will continue to talk about leading up, how to build processes and systems, how to adapt your team to the ever-changing landscape of communications and more. Vanderbloemen is an amazing organization if you don't know about it. They help churches, ministries, schools and other non-profits with hiring, succession plans, compensation, culture, coaching and more. We have the privilege of producing the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast with some of the best minds in the faith space – recent episodes include interviews with Beth Moore, Joe White, Dr. Michael Lyndsey, Pastor Tim Lucas and more. It's all at vanderbloemen.com if you want to check them out. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

This week on the show, we are talking with Holly Tate from Vanderbloemen. Vanderbloemen is an amazing organization if you don't know about it. They help churches, ministries, schools and other non-profits with hiring, succession plans, compensation, culture, coaching and more. We have the privilege of producing the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast with some of the best minds in the faith space – recent episodes include interviews with Beth Moore, Joe White, Dr. Michael Lyndsey, Pastor Tim Lucas and more. It's all at vanderbloemen.com if you want to check them out. This week, Holly and Carl will be talking about how to build a Church Communications Team that scales up. They talk about leading up, how to build processes and systems, how to adapt your communications team to the ever-changing landscape and more. If your audience to your Worship Experiences doubled – would your systems be able to handle it? That's a major question we will wrestle with on this week's episode. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

Holly Tate talks with Dr. Virginia Ward and Kristen Ivy, co-authors of It’s Personal: Five Questions You Should Answer To Give Every Kid Hope. Dr. Ward is the Associate Dean of the Boston Campus at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary as well as the Assistant Professor of Youth Ministry and Leadership. Kristen Ivy is the Executive Director of Messaging at Orange, a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to influence those who influence the next generation. We talk about better equipping staff and volunteers to authenticity engage the younger generation.

Jenni spends time in conversation with Holly Tate about creating a thriving team culture, employee life cycles and so much more. Holly is the Vice President of Business Development at Vanderbloemen Search Group where she leads partnerships, brand growth, sales and marketing alignment, and new industry initiatives for the company. She's also one of the hosts of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast. Her varied experience, from marketing to communications, from the music business to finance, enhance her wisdom and passion around all things TEAM.Connect with Holly Tate:Holly's Twitter: @hollyhalltateHolly's Instagram: @hollyhalltateHolly's Facebook: www.facebook.com/hollyhalltateVanderbloemen Search Group  https://www.vanderbloemen.com/

In this special episode, Holly Tate, a K-8 Math Specialist, shares insights from her research on fraction number talks in middle school.Talking Math With Your Kids1/3 x 9/12Holly's Literature ReviewNumber Strings and NotesHolly's Externship PresentationOne Page Project HandoutHolly on Twitter

In this special episode, Holly Tate, a K-8 Math Specialist, shares insights from her research on fraction number talks in middle school.

From the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, we’re excited to bring you our one-on-one series with Christian leaders to share their insights on a variety of leadership topics, all through the lens of faith. On today's show, Holly Tate, vice president of marketing, speaks with Al Erisman, Executive in Residence at the Seattle Pacific University School of Business, Government and Economics and co-chair of the Theology of Work project. Holly and Al talk about the biblical understanding of work, how to share our faith at work, and what it means to find one's calling.

From the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, we’re excited to bring you our one-on-one series with Christian leaders to share their insights on a variety of leadership topics, all through the lens of faith. On today's show, Holly Tate, vice president of marketing, speaks with Larry Osborne, Senior Pastor at North Coast Church in California. Holly and Larry talk about how we’re called into ministry the moment we become a Jesus follower, what it means to have a calling, and if it's possible to find our dream job.

On today’s Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, Holly Tate talks with Kem Meyer, founder of Less Chaos. Less Noise. and author of Less Chaos. Less Noise.: Effective Communications for an Effective Church. Kem's passion: helping churches and organizations grow their reach with organized, aligned communications. Holly talks with Kem about the importance of aligning your organization's communications to not only reach more people but also to ensure your message is clearly understood. Join our Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast Facebook Group to hear Kem and Holly live on October 25: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vandercast

On today’s Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, Holly Tate talks with Darryl Dash, church planter and pastor of Liberty Grace Church in Toronto, Canada.   It's easy for many of us to feel stuck in our faith, to feel like we're going through the motions. Holly talks with Darryl about his new book, How to Grow: Applying the Gospel to All of Life, and his suggestions for getting out of that rut and a practical, habit-based approach to spiritual growth.

On today’s Vandercast, Holly Tate talks with Tim Stevens, Vice President of Consulting at Vanderbloemen, and David Whiting, Executive Search Consultant. Holly, Tim, and David talk about how to take the next step in your leadership development and why your best investment could be your own personal development.

On today’s Vandercast, Holly Tate talks with Ryan C. Bailey, founder, principal counselor, coach, and trainer of 1st Principle Group, which provides counseling and coaching services to Christian clients nationwide. He and Holly talk about how pastors and church leaders can seek emotional, spiritual, and relational health so they can build high-performing teams.

In today's episode of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, Holly Tate talks with Jenny Randle, author and Emmy®-winning editor. Holly and Jenny discuss the significance of effectively living out your God-given creativity on a daily basis. Tweet your takeaways using the hashtag #Vandercast, and join our Facebook group for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and giveaways. www.facebook.com/groups/vandercast/

In today's episode of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, Holly Tate talks with Brian Beauford, executive pastor at Grace Church. Holly and Brian discuss the different models of church planting and how to utilize them to bring more people to Christ. Tweet your takeaways using the hashtag #Vandercast, and join our Facebook group for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and giveaways. www.facebook.com/groups/vandercast/

The recently-concluded F8 Conference has given us a look into Facebook’s incredible innovation, improvement and features to look forward to. In this podcast, Nils Smith and Nick Runyon, together with guests Justin Dean, Holly Tate, Kenny Jahng and more talk about the future of Facebook for ministries and churches amidst these changes.   Share your thoughts using the hashtag #SMCPodcast.

In today's episode of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, Holly Tate, vice president of marketing at Vanderbloemen Search Group, talks with Chris Lawson, executive pastor at Reynolda Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Holly and Chris discuss how pastors can be more productive with their time and how they can battle emotions of guilt and obligation that come with being in ministry. Tweet your takeaways using the hashtag #Vandercast, and join our Facebook group for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and giveaways. www.facebook.com/groups/vandercast/

On today’s episode of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, Holly Tate speaks with Rich Birch, founder of the church leadership blog, unSeminary, and author of the book "Church Growth Flywheel: 5 Practical Systems to Drive Growth at Your Church." Holly and Rich discuss several strategies to drive your church’s growth and impact more people than ever before. Free preview of "Church Growth Flywheel: 5 Practical Systems to Drive Growth at Your Church" here: http://churchgrowthflywheel.com/vandercast Tweet your takeaways using the hashtag #Vandercast, and join our Facebook group for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and giveaways. www.facebook.com/groups/vandercast/

How to Get Hired in Church Communications with Holly Tate of Vanderbloemen Search Group Holly is the Director of Business Development at Vanderbloemen, a pastor search firm that knows what churches are looking for when it comes to hiring staff. She shares a lot of great insights for those looking for a job as well as those who already have a job and just need some direction.  She's a ton of fun, so don't miss this episode of The Seminary of Hard Knocks podcast with Seth Muse!   Show Notes are available at www.sethmuse.com/30   Sign up for Seth's super crazy awesome cool fun email list!