Podcast appearances and mentions of pamela hawley

Pamela Hawley is a pioneer in modern ways to optimize philanthropy. She's the winner of the Jefferson Award, which is the Nobel Prize in community service, and she was the finalist for Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year Award She is the founder and CEO of UniversalGiving, an award-winning nonprofit that helps people give and volunteer worldwide. She is also the co-founder of VolunteerMatch. This organization has matched more than four million volunteers with nonprofits. During her time there, she generated more than one million dollars in revenue. Pamela has a political science degree from Duke University and a master's in international communications from the Annenburg school of communications. Great episode with Pamela on Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People Podcast!

UniversalGiving® (www.universalgiving.org) is an award-winning nonprofit that helps people give and volunteer with vetted, quality opportunities all over the world. In this episode,  Adam Torres and Pamela Hawley, Founder and CEO of UniversalGiving, explore what it takes to be an entrepreneur.   Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

Check out Pamela's Keynotes at www.audacityspeakers.comOr invite her to speak - Events@AudacitySpeakers.com---INTRODUCTION TO EPISODE 38Is social good just the same as Corporate Social Responsibility?Pamela Hawley, Founder and CEO at UniversalGiving, shares with us her incredible life founding and running a tech-for-good company, and all the while enjoying the responsibilities that come with her job. Universal Giving is an award-winning nonprofit that helps people give and volunteer with vetted, quality opportunities all over the world.Mike and Pamela also talk about CSR, its importance in companies today, and her fantastic thoughts on leadership.Visit Pamela's organization at https://www.universalgiving.orgEPISODE 38 SUMMARY & HIGHLIGHTSCan your true calling be your job? If so, how?2:57When you like your job, you'll feel called to it. You get up every day with a grand sense of purpose. Whether it's full time or part-time, there's something we should be doing. It's very magical if we're connecting to what we're supposed to be doing to help the world.Can you tell us a little bit more about Universal Giving?6:07Through volunteering experiences, one gets to see how challenged the world is. I created Universal Giving by taking the ground experiences that are available to all of us and then marrying them with my love of technology. Now people can come in, they can choose an issue such as education, or human rights, find projects, or NGOs, and get volunteer opportunities.My experience says that if people can't go and see it on the ground, you'll have to bring back the trust. That was the genesis for the quality model and Universal Giving.What is entrepreneurship, according to you?8:27Entrepreneurship is about taking an idea to fruition. Here are some lessons I learned about the same - Think about commitment and longevity to make sure that your idea stays for the benefit of the community.With entrepreneurship, you're constantly learning.If you're an entrepreneur and are being insightful about it, you are also growing yourself.What does it take to be in a tech-for-good company like Universal Giving?12:57What is CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)? Why is it important for companies these days to focus on CSR?23:30What are your thoughts on leadership?25:20KEY QUOTES...For comprehensive SHOW NOTES visit connect.stepstoadvance.com----------FIND PAMELA & OTHER AUDACITY SPEAKERS ATwww.audacityspeakers.com▶️  WHY AUDACITY SPEAKERS? Because powerful speakers have one thing in common. It's not a particular style, but firm confidence that they have a message to share and value to provide. We call that audacity.  From a bestselling author to a TEDx speaker to the founder of a nonprofit that has matched over 22,000 volunteer hours with needs around the world, our speakers do have something to say—something that will impact your company or event for years to come—and the authority to say it.Even with incredible speakers, we are not just in the business of booking events; we build valuable relationships. We have been organizing, consulting, and speaking for over twenty years. And we bring this experience to engage your audience and add value to your event.Find Speakers with Something to Say - www.audacityspeakers.com----------To request Mike Acker or another speaker to address your group or facilitate a specific workshop, email: events@audacityspeakers.com

How does an organization balance the goals of investing for social impact and investing for profit? How can the excitement around emerging technologies be channeled into create real and lasting change? Forbes Nonprofit Council members Rupert Scofield and Pamela Hawley discusses accountability and innovation in social impact investing.

When you don't have the ability to throw money around, you still need to show your employees that you appreciate them. Fast Company Article by Pamela Hawley: https://www.fastcompany.com/3007487/5-ways-make-employees-happy-when-there-are-no-raises-sight #HackingYourLeadership #vaynerpodcasts #StarkEngagementConsulting #LifeOfLozo Hacking Your Leadership Website Hacking Your Leadership Instagram Leadership Memes Twitter Stark Engagement Consulting Life Of Lozo

Giving back to the community and the world around you can be an incredibly powerful feeling. Knowing that you, your company, or your business has made a positive impact on someone else can leave you feeling rejuvenated, changing your views on the world around you. Pamela Hawley, founder and CEO of Universal Giving, an award-winning nonprofit that helps individuals and corporations give back and volunteer to communities worldwide through quality and vetted opportunities. 

UniversalGiving founder Pamela Hawley talks about the power and importance of social entrepreneurship

Pamela and I talk about volunteerism, “your story”, social entrepreneurship, Universal Giving and why she’s not a pessimist. Biography Pamela Hawley is the founder and CEO of UniversalGiving™ an award-winning nonprofit that helps people give and volunteer with vetted, quality opportunities all over the world. Opportunities range from giving $25 to provide a month of meals to a child in Haiti, to volunteering with migrant children in Beijing, China. Pamela started in community service at age twelve, after experiencing life-changing poverty on a family vacation. She and her father were in a marketplace and looked down a side cul-de-sac where she saw a whole line of half-clothed, begging, unwashed, starving children. The word UNACCEPTABLE came across her mind, and led her to volunteer all over the world (Read more here). Some of Pamela’s many volunteer experiences include working with microfinance in rural India, sustainable farming in Guatemala, earthquake relief work in El Salvador, and computer training in Cambodia. She has a Political Science degree cum laude from Duke University and a Masters in International Communication from the Annenberg School of Communications, USC. Pamela is on the Duke Northern California Board and Duke Innovation & Entrepreneurship; part of Duke Angel Network (DAN); and most recently received the Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award for the Political Science Department at Duke University. She is a guest lecturer at Stanford, Harvard, Berkeley and USC. Pamela speaks on leadership, Corporate Social Responsibility, social entrepreneurship, volunteerism, world economics/cultures, and how these affect business and global philanthropy.    Pamela is a winner of the Jefferson Award (the Nobel Prize in Community Service), and has been invited to three events at the White House. UniversalGiving has been featured on the homepage of BusinessWeek, Oprah.com, CBS, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. Pamela was a finalist for Ernst and Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award and is an Expert Blogger for Fast Company and CSRWire. She also writes Living and Giving, a daily blog with the mission of “Inspiring Leaders to Live with Excellence and Love.” Pamela is an actress, improviser, dancer and singer with over 100 performances in San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles. She is and improviser trained by The Groundlings and Second City Chicago, a graduate of the Upright Citizens Brigade, and a BATS improv player. Her experience includes solo and group singing, voiceovers, sketch, theatre and television.  In 2015, she opened at the San Francisco Improv Festival with Leela’s Armando Company and its founder, Armando Diaz. Also, in 2015, she performed with Leela’s Armando Company at the SF Sketchfest. Pamela has created two improv groups: The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Improv!, a fully improvised musical inspired by The Sound of Music; and Jackson Soup, a dynamic duo improv team. Pamela performed with Opening People's Minds (OPM), which won the award for Best Sketch Comedy in 2009 at the San Francisco Fringe Fest and garnered praise from reviewers such as LA Weekly. As part of the improv group Fosse Posse (based on choreographer Bob Fosse), she performed 40-minute improvised musicals, winning 9 out of 10 competitive shows (Watch a video here). Pamela donates a portion of every show’s proceeds to UniversalGiving™. Most important to Pamela Hawley is her family. Her parents Wally and Alex have been married more than 50 years; they are two of her best friends. She also loves being an aunt to Will, Connor, and Lindsey.  Every Sunday is family day. Read more about the foundation here. ---------- For more information about my podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit my site here. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pamela Hawley has always wanted to make a difference in the world. When she founded UniversalGiving, it was one way to achieve her dreams and give others the opportunity to volunteer around the world. This week, Pamela joins Beth to talk about creating consistency when it comes to messaging about your organization. It’s important to keep pushing forward as far as communicating via different platforms, but you should also be able to maintain your brand and your identity in the process and she shares three tips to help.

Harvard did a study that determined that volunteering helps people live longer and healthier lives with 38% fewer nights spent in the hospital.

Harvard did a study that determined that volunteering helps people live longer and healthier lives with 38% fewer nights spent in the hospital. The post Ep 20: Volunteer If You Want to Live Longer (with Pamela Hawley) appeared first on Joan Garry Nonprofit Leadership.

Today, we’re talking with Pamela Hawley, Founder and CEO of Universal Giving. Pamela shared with us how she finds, identifies and grooms potential board members, the criteria she uses, the active role of the board of advisors, and why nonprofits should not invite friends and family to the board. The key points covered in this podcast discussion are: Strategically Identify and Groom New Potential Board Members Assessing Potential Board Members Hold Board Members Accountable with Sensitivity and Outcomes Worksheets Why You Shouldn’t Recruit Friends and Family as Board Members Don’t Take Funding (or Anything Else) for Granted When the Going Gets Tough, Keep Looking Up Visit www.SocialGoodInstigators.com to find the podcast, transcript and full bio, and to sign up to receive notifications as new episodes are released (every two weeks).

Pamela Hawley is a Class of 1991 Duke graduate. She majored in political science. She now is the founder and CEO of UniversalGiving, a social entrepreneurship nonprofit organization whose vision is to "create a world where giving and volunteering is a natural part of everyday life." UniversalGiving is an award-winning, web-based nonprofit allowing people to give and volunteer with the top performing projects and volunteer opportunities across the world.

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 […]

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Katana and Vicky will be interviewing, Pamela Hawley, Founder and CEO of UniversalGiving. Join us as we’ll discuss: How you, and your family or friends, can make a real difference in the world.How today’s leading organizations see ‘giving back’ as imperative to their bottom line.How giving back gives you more than you could imagine. Pamela Hawley is the Founder and CEO of UniversalGiving,™ an award-winning nonprofit that helps people give money and volunteer with vetted, quality opportunities all over the world. All projects are vetted through UniversalGiving’s proprietary Quality Model.™ 100% of each donation goes directly to the cause. UniversalGiving Corporate assists Fortune 500 companies scale their global CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) programs worldwide. UniversalGiving has been featured on the homepage of BusinessWeek, Oprah.com, CBS, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. Pamela is a winner of the Jefferson Award (the Nobel Prize in Community Service), has attended three Social Innovation events at the White House, and was a finalist for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award. To learn more about Pamela go to http://www.universalgiving.org.

A conversation with Pamela Hawley, founder of Universal Giving. We'll discuss tips on the best way to donate to relief efforts in Haiti, and we'll talk more generally about some of the corporations making a big splash – and a big impact – with their corporate social responsibility efforts.

A conversation with Pamela Hawley, founder of Universal Giving. We'll discuss tips on the best way to donate to relief efforts in Haiti, and we'll talk more generally about some of the corporations making a big splash – and a big impact – with their corporate social responsibility efforts.

When approaching funders and volunteers you must "come from a space of opportunity and not from a space of need," argues Pamela Hawley at the 2007 Nonprofit Boot Camp. In this audio lecture, drawing from her experience with UniversalGiving and VolunteerMatch, Hawley describes what it takes to create a successful social entrepreneurship organization. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/pamela_hawley_-_the_social_entrepreneurship_landscape