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In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, host Dr. Rob Harter is joined by leadership coach and author Dave Garrison to explore a ...

In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, host Rob Harter welcomes Tim Coetzee, CEO of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, to discuss the ...

In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, host Dr. Rob Harter welcomes storytelling expert Vanessa Chase Lockshin, founder of The Storytelling Non-Profit and ...

In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Dr. Rob Harter sits down with Dan Tocchini, a seasoned nonprofit leader, coach, and founder who ...

In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Dr. Rob Harter is joined by Anthony Kennedy Shriver, founder, chairman, and CEO of Best Buddies ...

In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Dr. Rob Harter welcomes Bob Bush, co-founder of Mutombo Coffee. Bob shares the inspiring story behind ...

In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, host Rob Harter talks with Debbie Levin, CEO of the Environmental Media Association (EMA). Debbie shares ...

In this episode Rob sits down with David Robbins, President of Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ International), a global nonprofit with staff in over 190 countries. David shares his leadership journey and dives into the unique challenges and opportunities of leading a multigenerational organization. With team members spanning five generations, David offers valuable strategies for fostering unity, avoiding mission drift, and empowering younger leaders in a rapidly changing world. From his time in Italy and New York to leading major nonprofit divisions, David reflects on the personal and professional experiences that have shaped his leadership philosophy. He emphasizes emotional health, vulnerability, and intentional development of younger leaders as critical components to successful nonprofit leadership. Key Topics Include: Strategies for leading an organization with five generations on staff Avoiding mission drift during leadership transitions The importance of emotional and spiritual health in leadership Building trust with a global team during a leadership change Empowering younger generations through stretch challenges Navigating generational gaps with compassion and shared understanding Practical rhythms and habits to prevent leadership burnout Mentioned in This Episode: Cru: https://www.cru.org Book: Courage and Calling by Gordon T. Smith This Episode is Sponsored By: DonorBox: https://www.donorbox.org Links to Resources: Interested in Leadership and Life Coaching? Visit Rob's website: RobHarter.com Find us on YouTube: Nonprofit Leadership Podcast YouTube Channel Suggestions for the show? Email us at nonprofitleadershippodcast@gmail.com Request a sample coaching session: Email Rob at rob@robharter.com Subscribe and Share Listen and subscribe to the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or Amazon. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with other nonprofit leaders!

In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Dr. Rob Harter sits down with David Rhode, author of Passion Isn't Enough. Together, they dive ...

In this episode, Rob Harter sits down with Yoon Choi, CEO of CollegeSpring, a nonprofit organization committed to providing equitable access to college readiness resources for students impacted by poverty. With over two decades of nonprofit leadership experience, Yoon shares how CollegeSpring is revolutionizing test preparation and college readiness by focusing on foundational skills, resilience, and goal setting. Yoon also offers a candid look at the evolving role of standardized testing in higher education, the myths surrounding "test-optional" admissions, and the importance of collaboration and partnerships in sustaining nonprofit impact. Her insights are a masterclass for nonprofit leaders navigating the post-COVID landscape, especially those seeking scalable and sustainable solutions. Key Topics Include: Why standardized tests still matter in college and career readiness How CollegeSpring builds student confidence and long-term success Merging mission with strategy: Yoon's take on nonprofit partnerships and M&A The challenge of nonprofit scaling and how to overcome financial and operational barriers Embedding programs into school systems for lasting impact The evolving debate over the value of college degrees Advice for young nonprofit professionals eager to grow as leaders Mentioned in This Episode: CollegeSpring: https://collegespring.org Connect with Yoon Choi on LinkedIn: Yoon Choi LinkedIn This Episode is Sponsored By: DonorBox: Helping you help others with the best donation forms in the business Links to Resources: Interested in Leadership and Life Coaching? Visit Rob's website: RobHarter.com Find us on YouTube: Nonprofit Leadership Podcast YouTube Channel Suggestions for the show? Email us at nonprofitleadershippodcast@gmail.com Request a sample coaching session: Email Rob at rob@robharter.com Subscribe and Share Listen and subscribe to the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or Amazon. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with other nonprofit leaders!

Innovation and nonprofits don't always seem like a natural fit—but they should be. In this episode, Rob Harter talks with Leah Kral, author of Innovation for Social Change, about how nonprofit leaders can infuse creativity and innovation into their organizations. Leah shares her insights on overcoming common barriers to innovation, fostering a culture of creativity, and building sustainable systems that support new ideas. Key topics include: Why innovation is often overlooked in the nonprofit sector How Leah's experiences in the Peace Corps shaped her passion for nonprofit strategy Practical ways nonprofits can embed innovation into their organizational DNA The six principles of social change innovation The importance of empowering frontline staff to bring forward new ideas Lessons nonprofits can learn from organizations like Pixar and Mayo Clinic How to embrace experimentation and learn from failure Leah also shares inspiring examples of nonprofits that are leading the way in innovation and offers actionable advice for nonprofit leaders looking to step up their creativity. Mentioned in This Episode: Leah Kral's Website – Learn more about Leah and download her book club discussion guide Innovation for Social Change – Leah Kral's book on nonprofit innovation World Reader – Using digital books to promote literacy worldwide Pixar's Creative Process – How Pixar fosters creativity and collaboration This Episode is Sponsored By: DonorBox – Helping nonprofits maximize their impact with user-friendly donation forms and secure fundraising solutions. Links to Resources: Interested in Leadership and Life Coaching? Visit Rob's website: RobHarter.com Find us on YouTube: Nonprofit Leadership Podcast YouTube Channel Suggestions for the show? Email us at nonprofitleadershippodcast@gmail.com Request a sample coaching session: Email Rob at rob@robharter.com Subscribe and Share Listen and subscribe to the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or Amazon. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with other nonprofit leaders!

Rob Harter is joined by Peter Laugharn, President and CEO of the Hilton Foundation, to discuss how the foundation is tackling homelessness in Los Angeles. The Hilton Foundation has invested millions into addressing this crisis, working closely with government agencies, nonprofit partners, and individuals who have firsthand experience with homelessness. Topics include: -The history and mission of the Hilton Foundation -Why LA is home to 20-25% of the nation's unsheltered population -How the foundation strategically allocates funding to maximize impact -The importance of government collaboration in solving homelessness -Lessons learned from other cities, including Houston and Salt Lake City -The role of lived experience in shaping effective solutions -How Measure A will provide sustainable funding for homelessness solutions Peter also shares insights on how philanthropy can be a high-leverage tool for systemic change and what other cities can learn from LA's approach. Mentioned in This Episode: Conrad N. Hilton Foundation – Supporting initiatives to alleviate human suffering St. Joseph Center – Providing support and housing solutions for the homeless in LA This Episode is Sponsored By: DonorBox – Helping nonprofits maximize their impact with user-friendly donation forms and secure fundraising solutions. Links to Resources: Interested in Leadership and Life Coaching? Visit Rob's website: RobHarter.com Find us on YouTube: Nonprofit Leadership Podcast YouTube Channel Suggestions for the show? Email us at nonprofitleadershippodcast@gmail.com Request a sample coaching session: Email Rob at rob@robharter.com Subscribe and Share Listen and subscribe to the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or Amazon. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with other nonprofit leaders! Thank you for tuning in to another inspiring episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast!

In this episode, Rob Harter is joined by Eric Hodel, CEO of Midwest Food Bank, to discuss how his organization is tackling food insecurity on both a national and international scale. Midwest Food Bank has grown to serve 23 states in the U.S., multiple countries, and provide disaster relief—all with a highly efficient distribution model and a dedicated volunteer base. Topics include: -The root causes of food insecurity and how nonprofits can address them -How Midwest Food Bank is able to distribute over $500 million worth of food annually -The role of technology and logistics in efficient food distribution -Why collaboration among nonprofits is key to creating sustainable solutions -How volunteers play a crucial role in making large-scale food distribution possible Eric also shares insights on disaster relief efforts and how Midwest Food Bank has expanded its mission beyond the U.S. to impact communities in Haiti and East Africa. Mentioned: *Midwest Food Bank – Supporting food pantries and disaster relief efforts *Tender Mercies Program – Nutritional meal packs distributed globally This Episode is Sponsored By: *DonorBox – Helping nonprofits maximize their impact with user-friendly donation forms and secure fundraising solutions. Links to Resources: Interested in Leadership and Life Coaching? Visit Rob's website: RobHarter.com Find us on YouTube: Nonprofit Leadership Podcast YouTube Channel Suggestions for the show? Email us at nonprofitleadershippodcast@gmail.com Request a sample coaching session: Email Rob at rob@robharter.com Subscribe and Share Listen and subscribe to the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or Amazon. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with other nonprofit leaders!

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Today I'm sharing an interview every mission-driven leader needs to hear. We dive into the hurdles leaders often face – juggling time constraints and securing vital funding. I'll share from my own experience how an entrepreneurial mindset and a positive approach help navigate these complexities. Thanks to our friends at Your Path Nonprofit Leadership Podcast for letting me share this conversation!Together, we'll uncover three key aspects crucial to effective leadership, focusing on practical leadership strategies, and offering straightforward tactics for nonprofits to boost visibility, retain donors, and enhance fundraising efforts. - Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership Podcast hosted by Patton McDowell- Cues by Vanessa Van Edwards Think you've reached out to “everyone” in your network? Out of ideas to get noticed and get funded? Generate leads for your nonprofit or social impact business: https://www.splendidcourses.com/prospectResources: Email Goldmine [Free Class] How to Get Noticed & Funded Online [Free Class] Private coaching: Schedule a discovery call here. - Instagram, LinkedIn, website - Join the Purpose and Profit Club weekly newsletter here. Music by The Selmanaires, featuring "Selmanaire Rock." May contain affiliate links

Rob is a nonprofit executive professional with over 29 years of experience in leading and building nonprofit organizations. He is a sought-after speaker and seminar facilitator, and he founded and hosts the “Nonprofit Leadership Podcast.” He is a member of and contributor for the Forbes Nonprofit Council and was invited to join Harvard Business School's “Young American Leaders Program” in 2021. He also serves on the Utah Advisory Committee for the US Global Leadership Coalition. Key Takeaways:A mindset of scarcity has an immense effect on the effectiveness of an organization's marketing or execution. It has a tendency to seep into the unconscious and affect the energy of interactions and decisions. Nonprofits must realize that they provide people with the unique opportunity to be connected to the mission that's meaningful to them. There's nothing wrong with nonprofits making their people's workplaces better or giving their workers a living wage. We live in a world that's abundant, there's enough for everyone.Use AI as a tool or as an assistant to your writing work. Use it to spark ideas or to get through creative blocks. But don't think that you can use it to replace people or replace you and your voice. Let AI work for you, but use it alongside your other tools and resources. “We provide for many people in this world, the primary place for meaning and purpose. Whatever nonprofit you do. All those things give tremendous meaning and purpose. ” “I think the vast majority of people that are going to the nonprofit sector, they don't go in it for the money. They go in it for meaning and purpose and the difference they're trying to make through the organization.” “If you want them to find your website and donate then make it super easy to find where that donate now button is. Do an audit of your website, make sure it's very simple. Do an audit of your organization in terms of how easy is it to give to your organization.” - Dr. Rob Harter Reach out to Dr. Rob Harter at:Website: https://nonprofitleadershippodcast.org/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-rob-harter-25457313/ Ask for and receive all you want, need and deserve without feeling rejected, ineffective, or pushy. Learn to manage your mindset, lead yourself and others more effectively and have the meaningful conversations that drive your most important work.  Get your free starter kit today at www.theinfluentialnonprofit.com Book your quickie intro call with Maryanne here!  Connect with Maryanne Dersch: maryanne@courageouscommunication.com

Dr. Rob Harter, from Nonprofit Leadership Podcast and CCPC non-profit organization, shares with the Grant Writing & Funding Changemakers how to increase funding for your nonprofit. As a nonprofit leader in the nonprofit space for that past 26 years, Dr. Rob Harter has some amazing tools in his toolbox to grow funding for nonprofit organizations. -------------------------------------------------- ✨

My guest for this episode is Dr. Rob Harter. Rob is a nonprofit executive professional with over 26 years of experience in leading and building nonprofit organizations. Rob is known as an inspirational leader with contagious energy and entrepreneurial spirit. In 2010, Rob became the Executive Director of CCPC, (Christian Center of Park City) a humanitarian and community-focused nonprofit organization with a bold vision to serve as a leading networker of community services, based in Park City, Utah. He is a sought-after speaker and seminar facilitator, and he founded and hosts the “Nonprofit Leadership Podcast”. Rob was honored to have chaired the MLK Jr. Commission for Human Rights for the State of Utah; is currently Chair of the Utah Nonprofit Association's Board and is a former Board Member for Mountainlands Community Housing Organization and was recognized as a “Hometown Hero” by Salt Lake Magazine. Rob loves deep-powder skiing, hiking, mountain biking, devouring great books, and traveling to new places. Most of all, Rob loves spending quality time with his amazing wife and children. Here's what to expect during the episode: Lessons learned in leadership during COVID. Nimbleness and resilience are some of the key elements to keeping a nonprofit afloat in times of crisis. Most significant challenges that nonprofits face coming out of 2020. Some organizations didn't get the usual attention they did before. Effects of the pandemic to boards of directors. It's interestingly positive for the most part! Adjustments that nonprofits have done to their models and the shift to doing things virtually. What motivates Rob, an executive CEO, to do the things he does? It's all about creating a ripple effect in the community! ~ You can see Rob on his website/podcast https://nonprofitleadershippodcast.org/ His email is rob@ccofpc.org and his LinkedIn is on https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-rob-harter-25457313/ Get Mary's free guide: Six Steps You Must Know to Unleash the Potential of Your Board, by going to https://www.hilandconsulting.org/6stepsreport Mary's book is now available on Amazon or wherever books are sold: Love Your Board! The Executive Directors' Guide to Discovering the Sources of Nonprofit Board Troubles and What to Do About Them. Be sure to subscribe to Inspired Nonprofit Leadership so that you don't miss a single episode, and while you're at it, won't you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated!   Let us know the topics or questions you would like to hear about in a future episode. You can do that, and follow us, on Facebook. Connect with Mary! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryhiland Inspired Nonprofit Leadership Facebook Group: https://tinyurl.com/inspirednonprofitleadership Company Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hilandconsulting Website: https://www.hilandconsulting.org

102: Leading A Nonprofit Through Dramatic Growth (Rob Harter)SUMMARYIt seems obvious that most nonprofit leaders hope to grow their impact and increase the numbers they serve, but are they really ready for dramatic growth?  Growth without planning can create all kinds of problems, which makes the thoughtful leadership of Rob Harter even more helpful as a guide to program growth and strategic expansion. Rob serves as the Executive Director of the Christian Center of Park City in Utah, and is active in multiple nonprofit associations. In episode #102 the Path, we discuss how he’s managed the dramatic growth at CCPC, including the focus on hiring talent, the evolution of his board of directors, his approach to fundraising and strategic planning, and how he’s positioning the organization as it approaches its 20th anniversary.ABOUT ROBRob Harter is an executive professional with over 24 years of experience in leading and building non-profit organizations, leveraging resources and managing organizational growth. In 2010, he became the Executive Director of CCPC (Christian Center of Park City), a humanitarian and community-focused non-profit organization with a bold vision to serve as a leading networker of community services to those in need. Rob is currently the Host of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, and he serves as the Chair of Utah's MLK Jr. Commission for Human Rights.  He also serves on the Board for the Utah Nonprofits Association, serves as a Ski Chaplain for the Park City Mountain Resort, coaches local youth basketball and soccer. Rob has also served as a board member for both locally and globally-focused non-profit organizations including serving on the board for Mountainlands Housing, and is a Park City Leadership Class Alumnus. In addition to playing College varsity basketball, he loves deep powder skiing, hiking 14-thousand-foot mountains, devouring great books, traveling to new places and coaching his children’s sports teams. Most of all, he loves spending quality time with his amazing wife and children.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESCheck out Rob’s show The Nonprofit Leadership Podcast Leslie Crutchfield & Heather Grant’s book Forces for GoodDavid O’Brien and Matthew Craig’s book Building Smart Nonprofits 

Today’s guest on the Tremendous Leadership podcast is Dr. Rob Harter, sharing with us what it takes to pay the Price of Leadership. Rob is a nonprofit executive professional with over 25 years of experience in leading and building nonprofit organizations. Rob leads a large, humanitarian nonprofit organization that has a bold vision to serve as a leading networker of community services, and is also the host of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Rob has served and continues to serve on several boards including having served as the Chair of the MLK Jr. Human Rights Commission for Utah. Listen to this episode with Rob for both big picture and daily changes you can implement to be a better leader. Links: https://www.ccofpc.org/ https://nonprofitleadershippodcast.org/ https://www.tremendousleadership.com Quotes: “I no longer had the time, so I have had to train up other leaders and delegate to them.” – Dr. Rob Harter “The loneliness grows as you have less access with the people in the organization you used to have.” – Dr. Rob Harter “You have to be very intentional about who you are investing your time with, and making the most of those opportunities.” – Dr. Rob Harter “Get good coaching, lean into other leaders who have already done it, and read like crazy.” – Dr. Rob Harter “You have to create your own finish lines. For the day, for the week, for the month, for the year.” – Dr. Rob Harter “For the next thirty minutes, I am going to focus on emails, but then I’m going to call it for the day.” – Dr. Rob Harter “What are the needs? We focus on how to meet those needs.” – Dr. Rob Harter “Clarity versus certainty is really critical.” – Dr. Rob Harter “Always be learning.” – Dr. Rob Harter “You can know the leaders that stop being effective by when they stop reading.” – Dr. Rob Harter “The more you’re open to learning, the better leader you become.” – Dr. Rob Harter

Episode 102: Science + Spirit with Katie Hilborn Today’s episode focuses on the place where spirit and science meet. Spiritual concepts are poking their way into the mainstream more and more these days, and science has proven to be a great partner in bringing esoteric concepts down to earth.  This week’s guest, Katie Hilborn, has relied on the works of Einstein, Kaku and Tesla to accompany her spiritual quest and awakening. In this episode we talk about how she went from curious kid to change-maker, empowering others to drive change both locally and abroad since 2006. Katie Hilborn is a keynote speaker, changemaker, and the founder of Global Orphan Prevention. She was awarded as the runner-up for Millennial Changemaker of the Year for her efforts surrounding the 2015 Nepal earthquakes and her humanitarian work has been featured on the ABC Morning Show, Women of Denver, Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, and various media outlets. Since 2011, Katie has recruited volunteers and inspired people to help aid her in humanitarian projects totaling over 30,000 hours!     We talk about: Evolving from the type of person who only talks about other people Self-actualization through travel, and how it creates perspective Hiccups along the awakening path, cycling between awake and asleep Activating her group of friends towards their own awakening Her exploration of world religions and philosophies, and looking for common threads Quantum mechanics, vibration and frequency How her brother’s coming out pointed out the hypocrisy of the structures she was raised in and prompted her own spiritual self-discovery and scientific curiosity String Theory and M-Theory and how it helped explain her spirituality Advice for others on the awakening process The importance of intuition when going down the rabbit hole The Earth Consciousness Grid and how it relates to her purpose Becoming a change-maker Her non-profit work in eliminating sex trafficking in Nepal and beyond  Turning your passion and skills in ways to serve the world   Learn more at KatieHilborn.com and http://www.globalorphanprevention.org/   Katie’s Influences: Nikola Tesla: https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/nikola-tesla Dr. Michio Kaku: https://mkaku.org/home/about/ Albert Einstein: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1921/einstein/biographical/ Stephen Hawking: http://www.hawking.org.uk/  

Flawed Narratives, Office Humor, Novel Writing, and More Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we’ve got flawed narratives, office humor, novel writing, and more. For all the links, check out the show notes at http://www.hacktheprocess.com/2018-12-19-process-hacker-news-flawed-narratives-office-humor-novel-writing-and-more/. Enjoy! Events Aging is one life transition that can be difficult to manage, but you can Develop a Game Plan for the Fourth Quarter of Life with the help of a six-hour workshop being led by Jon de Waal in Shoreline, Washington on January 12. Join Heather Chauvin for her live Mom Is In Control Time and Energy Intensive happening on January 5 and come away with better ways manage your schedule and your energy level. Media Being an office employee can put people into horrifying or hilarious situations. Sarah Cooper is putting together a demo for a new podcast, Don’t Tell HR, and she would love to hear about your stories for her show! Listen to Ron Lichty on Software Engineering Daily to learn the lessons and challenges of engineering management. On the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Ann Mei Chang shares her ideas on how to increase social change impact as a nonprofit organization. Lisa Dale Miller has released the final episode for season one of the Groundless Ground Podcast, in which she defines the five aggregates and their deathless nature, the main cause of mental and emotional suffering discussed in the Buddha’s teachings. Have you read James Clear’s Atomic Habits? Curtis McHale gives you an idea of what lessons the book contains. The video of Rich Mironov’s presentation at the Business of Software Conference in October about the organizational challenges of roadmapping for different stakeholders at enterprise software companies is now available. Check it out! Writing What does Diversity of Thought really mean, and is it relevant without demographic diversity? Michelle Kim exposes this flawed narrative and its ramifications in a Medium post. Drip is an electronic customer relationship management tool, and Brennan Dunn has written a blog post to show you how to use it to tailor your marketing and provide intimacy at scale for your customers. Recommended Resources Miami, Florida is the next stop for Gary Vaynerchuk’s Daily Digital Deep Dive on January 16. Gary, who was referenced by Malek Banoun and Tara Hunt, will teach the business strategies he used in his very own VaynerMedia. For National Novel Writing Month, Pat Flynn turned his camera on and recorded himself writing a novel in one month. Paula Jenkins, Nicaila Matthews-Okome, and Omar Zenhom have all recommended Pat and his podcast, Smart Passive Income. You meet and network with other entrepreneurs at events, but how do you follow up after the conference? See some suggestions on HBR in an article by Dorie Clark, who was mentioned by Nicole Holland and Ron Carucci. Thanks for checking out this Process Hacker News update from Hack the Process. If you liked what you saw, please leave a comment to let us know what processes you’re hacking.

I received some “fan” email not long ago, from a Nonprofit organization who commented to me how much they love the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast and how they pass around the link to this show, with each new episode. I was so encouraged to receive their email, and I was intrigued to find out more about […]

Thanks to Dr. Rob Harter and the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast for having me on as a guest, but gosh I sounded kinda obnoxious | Bloviating Firehose and it was all my fault: Too much coffee and lots of overly-prepared canned answers -- oh well, it was a valuable learning experience | The weirdness of being on the other side of the interview table | Beyond Measure Media's origin story -- How Michele and I started telling video stories | Capturing real, vulnerable moments of emotion on camera vs.

This week’s guest on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast is Vanessa Wakeman. Since launching The Wakeman Agency in 2003, she has been recognized as a champion for nonprofits and progressive organizations. Vanessa has spent more than a decade as an advisor, counseling organizations on approaches to generate revenue and build influence for mission-driven causes. In this show, she will […]

Nuzzles and Co.‘s President of their Board of Directors, Kathleen Toth, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! They are a non-profit organization that is dedicated to rescuing pets, training them and helping place them back into loving homes. In this interview, she shares about Nuzzle’s and Co’s approach to taking care of these […]

Katie Leonberger, President and CEO of Community Resource Exchange, joins us on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! Katie shares with us not only some great leadership insights as to what her organization provides for nonprofit organizations, but she shares something we have not had on our show before. Katie will talk about risk resiliency, and how to come […]

President of Fuller Seminary, Dr. Mark Labberton, joins us on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Dr. Labberton brings to his role a deep awareness of the challenges of leadership within the nonprofit sector as a leader, an author and a professor. Before joining Fuller’s faculty in 2009, Labberton served for 16 years as the senior pastor […]

Three-time Olympian, Elizabeth Beisel, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! Elizabeth starting swimming at the age of 5 and became an Olympian at the age of 15! She is an Olympic medalist and world champion and just recently was selected to serve on the USA Swimming Foundation Board of Directors. In this show, she not only […]

Jay Carter of Beyond Measure Media joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast to talk about the importance of telling your nonprofit’s story in an approachable way. Enjoy today’s show! You can also check out Jay’s podcast at videomynonprofit.com This show is sponsored by CCPC.

Heather McLeod Grant, co-founder of Open Impact and a social entrepreneur, author, and consultant with 25 years of experience in social change is our latest guest on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. She is co-author of the bestselling “Forces for Good: The Six Practices of High-Impact Nonprofits”, named a Top Ten Book of the Year by […]

Fundraising author, Mary Valloni, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast to talk about her new book, Fundraising Freedom. Is Fundraising one of your biggest challenges as a nonprofit leader? Need a fresh perspective at how to improve your fundraising results? Listen as Mary shares her insights and perspective that will help you move […]

Columbus Community Center‘s CEO, Kristy Chambers, joins us on this week’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. CCC is a nonprofit based in Salt Lake Columbus that supports individuals with disabilities so they can make informed decisions and live with independence in the community. Kristy will share how she has sought to move her nonprofit forward while preserving the best aspects […]

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s (Utah and Idaho chapter) Executive Director, Laura Hadley, is our guest for this week’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast show is Laura Hadley. She will share not only how she leads her organization but how she does life with those she serves. Enjoy the show! This podcast is sponsored by CCPC

Community Food Bank of New Jersey, Debra Vizzi, joins us on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! Debra talks all about “Giving Tuesday” and how her organization has maximized this giving event to help feed hungry people and further their mission. And we are interested in how many of you utilize “Giving Tuesday” for your nonprofit. If you do, please […]

  The Paradigm Project Co-Founder, Greg Spencer Sr., joins us on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! Greg is the Co-Founder of The Paradigm Project, a unique For-profit business that seeks to apply nearly all of its profits into a Nonprofit cause, stoves for extremely low-income communities and villages around the world. He will share about how too […]

The Hope Alliance has a new Executive Director, Kim Wolf. She is my guest on this week’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Kim will talk about: “Becoming the “New Boss”: How can you have a healthy and effective transition when you become the new ED/CEO to an organization that has already been in existence?” She shares some helpful insights from […]

Thrive Network Founder and CEO, Charles A. Archer, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Charles is a social entrepreneur and community advocate whose life’s mission is: inclusion matters. In this podcast, we sought to address this question: “How can leaders build an effective nonprofit organization where the entire team shares a common vision and achieves […]

  Virtuous CEO, Gabe Cooper, joins us on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! The topic of today’s show is: “How can nonprofits use technology and predictive analytics to deepen relationships with donors, raise more money and re-engage lapsed donors?” Gabe has made a career of creating market-defining software in the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. To date, his […]

Exchanged Life Ministries, based in Colorado, joins us on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. I enjoyed having Mike Roncaglia, all the way from Colorado, join us for this week’s guest! Mike is the Executive Director of Exchanged Life Ministries and brings his previous For-Profit experience and perspective to how he leads and manages his NonProfit organization. […]

Sundance Institute joins us for today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! What a privilege it was to interview Kara Cody, Assistant Director of Utah Community and Government Relations and Betsy Wallace, Chief Financial officer and Head of Business Development. I think when most people hear the word “Sundance”, they think of the Sundance Film Festival, arguably the […]

Kostopulos Dream Foundation’s CEO, Mircea Divricean, is featured on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! Mircea Divricean is not only a friend of mine, a fellow board member at the UNA with me, but he is an impactful leader doing wonderful work across this state, specifically as President and CEO of the Kostopulos Dream Foundation, known as Camp Kostopulos. He will talk […]

Community Foundation of Utah‘s Executive Director, Alex Eaton, joins us on today’s Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Alex brings over 20 years of for-profit and nonprofit leadership experience to the Foundation, recently serving as CFO of the Girl Scouts of Utah. In addition to her executive leadership experience, she has deep financial and investment management expertise, including nearly a decade […]

Universal Giving‘s CEO, Pamela Hawley, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Pamela is an award-winning, nonprofit leader who helps people to donate and volunteer with top performing, vetted organizations all over the world. She is a winner of the Jefferson Award (the Nobel Prize in Community Service) and has been invited to three Social […]

Holy Cross Ministries Executive Director, Maria Farrington, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Holy Cross Ministries is a non-profit that has been operating in Utah for over 140 years! In this episode, Maria talks about collective impact, or what she calls “coordinated impact”, and how each non-profit needs to be willing to take […]

Paws For Life Utah’s Cathy Boruch and Lisa Allison join us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! Not only are you going to learn about Paws for Life, but you’ll also hear them speak about the importance of collaboration and how they have navigated, through overcoming barriers, to further and strengthen their new nonprofit.

University of Utah’s Masters of Public Administration Professor, and founder of their Nonprofit concentration, Dr. Steve Ott joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Additionally, Steve is the current chair of the Utah Non-Profits Association. Steve talks about what the key characteristics are that mark effective Non-Profits. He also speaks to what are both the benefits and […]

National Ability Center‘s Executive Director, Gail Loveland, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! In this episode, Gail talks about their success in collaborating with hundreds of other organizations to complete their mission.

Holding Out H.E.L.P.‘s Executive Director, Tonia Tewell, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! Tonia is a dynamic leader dedicated to assisting those from a polygamous background with the resources necessary to transition from a polygamist community into an independent and self-sufficient life by providing access to housing, food, clothing, counseling, mentoring, job training, education […]

Alf Engen Ski Museum’s Executive Director, Connie Nelson, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast!  

Kimball Arts Center’s Executive Director, Robin Marrouche, joins us today on the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast! In this podcast, Rob Harter interviews Robin about what it’s like to be the Executive Director for the Center. Robin has some great insights on how to be an effective nonprofit leader, as well as what to look for in […]