Podcast appearances and mentions of tony martignetti

Is college really the only path to career success? In this compelling episode of Leveraging Thought Leadership, host Bill Sherman speaks with Lawrese Brown, author of "I Don't Have to Go to College: Discover Well-Paying Jobs that Don't Require a Four-Year College Degree". Lawrese passionately challenges outdated ideas about success, advocating alternative pathways like apprenticeships, boot camps, and vocational training. Originally, Lawrese targeted her message to parents, aiming to reshape perceptions about college as the only route to financial stability. However, she discovered parents often held strong, traditional beliefs about higher education. Shifting her focus directly to students opened powerful conversations. Today's youth, she found, are eager for practical guidance and alternative routes aligned with their true interests. Lawrese reveals how crucial it is for students to trust their instincts, choose careers based on personal values, and recognize multiple forms of intelligence beyond academics. She argues that greater awareness and visibility of non-college paths will empower students, improve self-esteem, and encourage more fulfilling career choices. Lawrese pushes listeners to rethink the "college-or-bust" narrative and advocates celebrating individual paths to success. Three Key Takeaways: • College isn't the only pathway to career success. Alternative routes like apprenticeships, vocational training, and boot camps offer viable, fulfilling opportunities. • Targeting the right audience matters. Shifting the message from parents, who often hold traditional views on education, directly to students can open doors to meaningful conversations and greater openness. • Empowering young people with practical knowledge of alternative career paths encourages informed decisions, higher self-esteem, and more aligned, fulfilling careers. Lawrese Brown emphasizes the importance of crafting your own unique career path, a message echoed by Tony Martignetti in his episode on personal leadership journeys. Check out Tony's insights for more on challenging conventional thinking. Together, these conversations inspire you to redefine success on your own terms, driven by passion, curiosity, and genuine fulfillment.

This Week:  Join Us At #25NTC  The 2025 Nonprofit Technology Conference is next month in Baltimore. Nonprofit Radio will be there. You still have time to join in-person or virtual. NTEN CEO, and our technology contributor, Amy Sample Ward, reveals … Continue reading →

In this engaging episode of the Win Make Give podcast, Chad Hyams and Bob Stewart welcome leadership expert Tony Martignetti for a thought-provoking discussion. With a unique journey from an artist to a biotech strategist before becoming a leadership advisor, Tony shares his wealth of experience in finding fulfillment and purpose in careers and life. The hosts and Tony dive into the significance of climbing your personal 'right mountain' and striving for more meaningful connections. The conversation also explores the concept of 'Campfires of Connection,' where Tony emphasizes the importance of storytelling and understanding your origin story to create deeper relationships in both personal and professional settings. Connect with Tony at https://www.ipurposepartners.com/ ---------- Connect with the hosts: •    Ben Kinney: https://www.BenKinney.com/ •    Bob Stewart: https://www.linkedin.com/in/activebob •    Chad Hyams: https://ChadHyams.com/ •    Book one of our co-hosts for your next event: https://WinMakeGive.com/speakers/ More ways to connect: •    Join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/winmakegive •     Sign up for our weekly newsletter: https://WinMakeGive.com/sign-up •     Explore the Win Make Give Podcast Network: https://WinMakeGive.com/ Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

A former attorney who walked away from law to find his true calling in philanthropy, Tony Martignetti has spent over 27 years helping organizations grow and thrive. He's the founder of Martignetti Planned Giving Advisors and the host of Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio, where he's been sharing expert insights and candid conversations with nonprofit leaders since 2010. In this conversation, we hear his journey from the AV club to a nuclear missile silo and from the comedy stage to podcasting and activism today.

This Week:  Google Ad Grants & Your Digital Marketing   Sean Littman has advice for leveraging Google's generosity and pairing it with your own marketing to grow your email list; encourage giving; revive and cultivate your lists to expand sustainer … Continue reading →

This Week:  Politically Motivated Attacks: Who, What & How  Attacks on our nonprofit community are happening and the environment is likely to get worse before it improves. Just last week Elon Musk called our community a Ponzi scheme. The week … Continue reading →

This Week:  Julia Campbell On Social Media  The social media maven returns to share her thinking and advice on short form video; ads; working within algorithms; content moderation; and, privacy policies. Let's talk about X; Facebook; LinkedIn; Bluesky; Instagram; YouTube; … Continue reading →

This Week:  Prudence In Our Political Environment  Following from our December episode, “Is It Paranoia Or Prudence?,” Gene Takagi and Amy Sample Ward return with updates from the grass roots on DEI, USAID and other spending freezes, major media capitulation, … Continue reading →

This Week:  The 4 Mindsets  Over his years working with nonprofits, Dan Johnson has developed four mindsets, or principles, which he encourages leaders to embrace, and spread throughout their teams. He invites us to get comfortable with: The point is … Continue reading →

In today's episode, Tony discusses the importance of asking for help during the writing process, overcoming the challenges of self-doubt, and the significant differences between self-publishing and working with a publishing house. He also talks about how his books have opened numerous doors, from speaking engagements to new business opportunities, and how repurposing content from his podcast helped streamline his writing process. Learn More: https://www.ipurposepartners.com/book

This Week:  Consider Video  There are lots of video use cases you may not have in mind. Like employee recruiting, donor stewardship, and volunteer recruiting and thanking. After you identify how video might work for your nonprofit, you need the … Continue reading →

This Week:  Your Grantmaker Relationships  Shoshana Grossman-Crist leads you through the pathway of relationships with institutional funders. She reveals her advice on how to build and maintain relationships before you apply for a grant; while your proposal is under review; … Continue reading →

As a leadership advisor, best-selling author, podcast host, and speaker, Tony Martignetti combines over 30 years of business and leadership experience with an insatiable curiosity. His aim is to elevate and transform leaders, and equipping them with the tools to navigate change and unlock their true potential.Before becoming the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of Inspired Purpose Partners, Tony was a finance and strategy executive with experience working with some of the world's leading life sciences companies. Along his journey, he also managed small businesses and ran a financial consulting company.Tony host The Virtual Campfire Podcast and is the author of Climbing the Right Mountain and Campfire Lessons for Leaders. He has also been featured in many publications, including Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, Forbes, Life Science Leader, CEOWORLD, and CEO Today.More Info: ipurposepartners.comBook: Climbing the Right MountainSponsors: Master Your Podcast Course: MasterYourSwagFree Coaching Session: Master Leadership 360 CoachingSupport Our Show: Click HereLily's Story: My Trust ManifestoSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/masterleadership. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode of the Podcast! Today, we're diving deep into the world of leadership with our special guest, Tony Martinetti. Tony is a seasoned leadership advisor with a unique background that spans high-tech, biotech, finance, and strategy. But what's truly fascinating is his dual identity as both an analytical strategist and a creative artist. In this episode, Tony shares his journey of discovering his true calling and the pivotal moment when he decided to step out of a conventional corporate role to inspire and cultivate better leadership. Learn More: https://www.ipurposepartners.com/ Learn More: https://eliteonlinepublishing.com/  

This Week:  Storytelling  Sarah Wood reminds us of the value in telling good stories to your stakeholders. Also, how do you tell them? Where do you tell them? Which ones are worth telling? What's ethical storytelling? And, what's the right … Continue reading →

This Week:  “Ambiguity Is The Answer”  Though wildly counterintuitive, producing and embracing ambiguity can give you the upper hand when it looks like you have no hand to play. Stop thinking of ambiguity as something you must react to and … Continue reading →

This Week:  “Don’t Mess With Stress” In 2025  Dr. Jill Baron walks us through her four cornerstones for minimizing stress and maximizing wellness in the New Year: diet, meditation, walking (or other exercise), and sleep. Plus, your mental and emotional … Continue reading →

Tony Martignetti is the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of Inspired Purpose Partners. He is the author of “Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey to An Inspired Life.”  Tony shares how meditation and therapy helped him rediscover purpose during a dark time, and he shares insights on leadership and self-awareness.  Through his “grounded leadership” approach, Tony advises leaders to stay intentional and true to their values, especially in challenging times.  To cultivate compassion, Tony recommends vulnerability and authentic engagement with teams. He shares advice on overcoming fear when stepping out of comfort zones and encourages reconnecting with past contacts to spark new opportunities.    Key Takeaways [06:34] Tony describes a period in his life when he felt disconnected from himself and burnt out in a corporate role that didn't align with his true identity. This challenging time led him to meditation and therapy as tools to restore “color” and purpose to his life. He shares how practices like meditation can increase self-awareness, helping individuals reconnect with their values and passions. [11:36] As a leadership coach, Tony emphasizes “grounded leadership”—an approach to staying intentional and focused, especially during periods of rapid change. Grounded leaders understand their core values and make deliberate decisions rather than reacting to external pressures. This framework encourages leaders to reconnect with who they are, why they lead, and the purpose that drives their actions. [14:41] In his book Climbing the Right Mountain, Tony addresses purpose-driven leadership and how leaders can assess whether they're truly on the right path for themselves and their organizations. He shares a practical exercise, asking leaders to review their upcoming week. If nothing excites them, it may signal disconnection from their values, prompting a reevaluation. Purposeful leadership doesn't always mean drastic career shifts; sometimes, it involves a simple mindset change to realign with one's “why.” [21:40] Tony recalls working under Henry Tamir, a CEO who embodied compassionate leadership. By centering every decision on the wellbeing of patients, Tamir inspired a purpose-driven culture within the organization. Tony explains that authentic compassion in leadership requires vulnerability and genuine concern for team members, beyond superficial gestures. [26:50] Tony speaks to the fear leaders often face when considering a move out of comfortable roles, particularly for those in mid-career. He recommends a balanced approach, leveraging experience in ways that provide security—such as consulting or board work—while still pursuing fulfilling challenges. He believes that settling without pursuing one's potential leads to regret, encouraging leaders to make bold but strategic decisions. [32:20] Tony's biggest leadership takeaway from his journey is that no one succeeds alone. He highlights the importance of having a supportive network of people who believe in you, even before you believe in yourself. This support helps overcome personal limitations and fosters expanded perspectives and growth. [36:29] Tony challenges listeners to reconnect with old contacts, emphasizing that leadership is ultimately about fostering connection. In his experience, reviving past relationships can open doors to new possibilities and enrich one's personal and professional life. Connection, Tony believes, is essential not only for growth but for building a fulfilling, purpose-driven career. [37:44] And remember, “You can't wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club” - Jack London   Quotable Quotes "I need to leave this room to change this room." "If you're willing to feel everything, you can have anything." "You can't wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club." "Expand your vision, narrow your focus." "We don't go it alone. We have people on the journey, even if we don't recognize it."  "Just because the world around us is moving fast, doesn't mean we have to make fast decisions." "Compassionate leadership is so important; it's putting the patient at the center of every decision."   Resources Mentioned The Leadership Podcast | Sponsored by | Rafti Advisors. LLC | Self-Reliant Leadership. LLC | Website |  LinkedIn | Instagram | X |  

This Week:  Looking To 2025: Is It Paranoia Or Prudence?  Our esteemed contributors share what they're looking to next year, with the uncertainty of a new president and administration. On the table is HR 9495, which some call the NonprofitKiller; … Continue reading →

This Week:  The Art & Science Of Fundraising  James Misner explains what he sees as the right and left brain activities of your nonprofit's fundraising. There are relationships and data; stories and metrics; motivations and outcomes; emotions and systems; and, … Continue reading →

In this episode, Tony Martignetti, Founder of Inspired Purpose Partners, explores the role of extreme curiosity as a powerful driver for meaningful impact. Tony shares his insights on what it takes to be a Catalyst—a courageous force willing to take bold action while inspiring others to join in. He discusses the art of bringing stakeholders along on a change journey without compromising the heart of a vision, cautioning against letting an idea morph into a “Frankenstein” just to please everyone. Tony's motto, “The work is us,” challenges us to turn our extreme curiosity inward, focusing on personal growth, relationships, and ideas. Listen in as Tony reveals how leading with emotional courage creates a foundation for authentic, impactful leadership. Original music by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lynz Floren⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

This Week:  The Chronicle of Philanthropy Leaders  Stacy Palmer is CEO of the now nonprofit newspaper, and the editor-in-chief is Andrew Simon. We talk about the transition from privately held to 501(c)(3); their plans for growth; the mission, values and … Continue reading →

Change can be daunting—even when it's positive.   In this week's podcast episode, Tony Martignetti, MBA, PCC and I dive deep into how to navigate uncertainty, embrace transitions, and leverage your unique journey to find clarity and purpose in your career.   Here's a sneak peek of what we covered: 1️⃣ Change is part of life   Learn how to roll with it instead of fighting it.   2️⃣ Embrace your past experience   Your experiences are part of your journey, embrace them. Your non-linear path is a strength, not a weakness.   3️⃣ Expand your vision, narrow your focus   Explore possibilities through meaningful conversations, then channel your energy into a clear, intentional direction.   Change is challenging, but it's also a powerful catalyst for growth.   Ready to reframe how you approach transitions and turn uncertainty into opportunity?  

This Week:  “Passion Isn’t Enough”  That's David Rhode's new book. “It's necessary, but not sufficient,” says the author. He brings us his practical advice on building your programs, your board, your brand, your team and your volunteer community. His expertise … Continue reading →

This Week:  Scaling Altruism  That's Donald Summers' new book, where he introduces the seven phases of nonprofit growth derived from his research and practice. He walks us through assess, align, plan, test, fund, execute, and lead, so your nonprofit scales … Continue reading →

In this episode of The Leadership Code podcast, we're joined by Tony Martignetti, a trusted leadership advisor and the author of Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey of Your Best Self. Together, we delve into The 6Cs of Grounded Leadership, a framework that equips leaders to remain steady and impactful in the face of chaos. Tony guides us through the six foundational principles: Curiosity – Embracing an open mindset to explore new possibilities, ask better questions, and stay engaged even in uncertainty. Compassion – Leading with empathy to foster trust and understanding in your team, especially during challenging times. Connection – Building authentic relationships and strengthening the bonds that keep teams aligned and motivated. Creativity – Tapping into innovation and flexibility to solve complex problems with fresh perspectives. Courage – Facing fear and uncertainty head-on to make bold decisions that inspire progress. Calm – Cultivating inner peace and composure to lead with clarity and confidence, no matter the circumstances.

As we approach the launch of Season 11, we're taking a moment to reflect on the incredible guests from Season 10. We are proud of the conversations we've shared, the insights we've gained, and the diverse voices we've elevated. Season 10 has been a testament to the transformative power of dialogue, personal empowerment, and connectedness. Today you'll hear from:Tony Martignetti, MBA, PCC - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/66c201bb3719eea4b8d3350194fdc565Alison Taylor - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/7400e1797850f0577291708fc1abd74eJamie Love - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/c4a7bd452e48fd35073788b6dae220e7Trier Bryant - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/aac51dcc6faec19be97c203915393815Fiona Lloyd - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/6e40ceba46952dc446346a9fb30d2918Elaine Lin Hering - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/018f4e85cca168ade8be811454e7cfdbSunaina Sinha Haldea - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/8b147fcb7702a6190d9e559d4be62d70Valera Wilson - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/27d63583c2f3baf54b62139baf59a745Amber Cabral - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/67ea8ccec9ab7b296741fc1fb2d4c368Arjun Sharda - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/a5889a87166c42c02cbc17d052d2558dCoco Brown - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/636e5188f94a3d6423fc2dba24fe0f1dRaquel Willis - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/918398b08a54de3d6bcffbe686ce4fd4Dr. Charlotte Owens, MD, FACOG - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/c870af4a31659c80da668cbd82ac5aa9Karen R. Baker, MTA, MA - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/a19bc872a3809fcef142f7db8c0e3455Kellie Walenciak - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/5edc1f6045b1670cac160e7119d35268Dr. Doris Bullock - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/4902a8b4f90a4b3fd0087b48219943bcJoe Davis - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/b65418984fa76f1a2d2b672956cc6cd9Lindsay LaBennett - https://pod.link/1496992226/episode/8411fbbb9d346b2204e3d25bfe1ec1e0Become a part of our community on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diversity_beyondthecheckbox/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/diversity-beyond-the-checkbox-podcast/Our Website: https://beyondthecheckbox.com/Hosted by award-winning business leader, best-selling author, investor and co-founder of The Diversity Movement, Jackie Ferguson.Production by Earfluence.

This Week:  Accepting Cryptocurrency Gifts  Code. Blockchain. Proofs. Wallets. Exchanges. Coins. If foreign words like these keep you from accepting a gift that tens of millions of Gen Z and Millennials invest in and gift, Pat Duffy will set your … Continue reading →

Join Sarah Olivieri in this fun and insightful episode of Inspired Nonprofit Leadership as she dives into Planned Giving with Tony Martignetti, a seasoned planned giving evangelist. Tony shares the essentials of planned giving, from its role in nonprofit sustainability to identifying prospects and debunking myths. Learn why planned giving isn't about death, but securing your nonprofit's future through simple, cost-effective strategies. Explore promoting gifts through wills, leveraging financial assets, and maximizing donor loyalty. Tony shares practical tips, expert advice, and strategies for launching successful fundraising programs, making this episode a must for nonprofit leaders aiming to enhance their fundraising initiatives. Episode Highlights Understanding Planned Giving Identifying Prospects for Planned Giving Addressing Common Naysayer Concerns Launching a Planned Giving Program Contact Information and Follow-Up Debunking Myths About Planned Giving Getting Started with Planned Giving Identifying Potential Donors Planned Giving and Other Fundraising Efforts Advanced Planned Giving Strategies Hiring Help for Planned Giving Meet the Guest Tony Martignetti is the evangelist for Planned Giving. He started as a front-line fundraiser in1997 and kicked off his consulting in 2003. He knows how to launch and grow Planned Givingfundraising programs. He used to be an attorney and a stand-up comic. Tony is active on LinkedIn and at tonymartignetti.com, where you'll find his consulting and his podcast, Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio, Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%. Connect with Tony: Website: tonymartignetti.com Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonymartignetti/ https://twitter.com/TonyMartignetti Guide: Unleash the Game-Changing Power of Planned Giving at Your Nonprofit (link as a QR code) 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 LinkedIn. Connect with Sarah! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-olivieri/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahfolivieri/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxB2J-XcixGeGaZvcu_cVxA Sponsored Resource Join the Inspired Nonprofit Leadership Newsletter for weekly tips and inspiration for leading your nonprofit! Access it here >> 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 LinkedIn. Connect with Sarah: On LinkedIn>> On Facebook>> Subscribe on YouTube>>

This Week:  Your One-Page Strategic Plan  In a lot of ways, we can see typical strategic planning as a flawed process. Veronica LaFemina shares a more collaborative endeavor, with more staff collaboration and stakeholder inputs, resulting in a more actionable … Continue reading →

This Week:  Your Strategic Partnerships  Local nonprofits, companies, government officials and agencies, business leaders, and others can improve your outcomes in ways you cannot imagine. Taking the time to build relationships with potential partners—before you need them—makes a smart investment … Continue reading →

In this episode entitled Campfire Connections, I am thrilled to welcome Tony Martignetti, a renowned leadership advisor, best-selling author, and host of The Virtual Campfire podcast. With over 30 years of business and leadership experience, Tony's mission is to elevate and transform leaders, equipping them with the tools to navigate change and unlock their true potential. As the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of Inspired Purpose Partners, Tony has guided executives and entrepreneurs on their journey to becoming impactful leaders. Before launching his leadership consultancy, he held executive roles in finance and strategy within the life sciences industry, working with global companies and managing small businesses alike. Join us as we sit by the virtual campfire and explore Tony's personal leadership journey, the invaluable lessons he's learned from his podcast guests, and key insights from his acclaimed books Climbing the Right Mountain and Campfire Lessons for Leaders. Whether you're a seasoned executive or an aspiring leader, this episode promises to provide practical wisdom to enable you to deeply connect with others and contribute to a better world.

Tony Martignetti is a trusted advisor, leadership coach & facilitator, best-selling author, podcast host, and speaker. He brings together over 25 years of business and leadership experience and extreme curiosity to elevate leaders and equip them with the tools to navigate through change and unlock their true potential. He has been recognized by Thinkers360 as one of the Top 10 Leadership Coaches and by LeadersHum as one of the Biggest Voices in Leadership in 2023. Before becoming the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of Inspired Purpose Partners, Tony was a finance and strategy executive with experience working with some of the world's leading life sciences companies. Along his journey, he also managed small businesses and ran a financial consulting company.Tony hosts The Virtual Campfire podcast and is the author of "Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey to An Inspired Life" and the co-author of "Secrets of Next-Level Entrepreneurs." He has been featured in many publications, including Fast Company, Forbes, Life Science Leader, and CEO Today.

This Week:  How We Got Here  It's the story of the unpredictable trajectory that led to today’s U.S. nonprofit sector. How did we come to be what we are? The history is told by Dr. Robert Penna, author of the … Continue reading →

This Week:  Tech Policies To Reduce Toxic Productivity  First, what is toxic productivity? Then, as your teams use technology more often for work, how might your practices be hurting the people who work with you? Finally, what are the better … Continue reading →

This Week:  Grants Readiness & Success  DeaRonda Harrison helps you get ready to accept grants and shares strategies for successful grants research, writing and outcomes. Also, how to win grants quickly (it shouldn't take years!); how to turn a one-time … Continue reading →

This Week:  AI, Organizational & Personal  Artificial Intelligence is ubiquitous, so here's another conversation about its impacts on the nonprofit and human levels. Amy Sample Ward, the big picture thinker, the adult in the room, contrasts with our host's diatribe … Continue reading →

This Week:  Quantitative Fundraising Research  You can stop relying on conventional wisdom passed on through webinars and conferences. There's a plethora of quantitative research on how to optimize storytelling to get your best fundraising outcomes. What is social emotion, how … Continue reading →

This Week:  Board Members Are People Too  One size fits all rules may not make sense for your board, especially if you're embracing diversity and equity in board membership. Judy Levine is a longtime board coach, trainer and consultant, and … Continue reading →

This Week:  A Different Take On Donor Retention  Most donor retention research is on process. Like, get your acknowledgment letters out within 24 hours. Kerry Hecht's research takes a fresh look at how to keep folks with you. She shares … Continue reading →

This Week:  Community & Engagement  Michelle Boggs shares her thinking on creating community and expanding engagement across your donors and volunteers. How might a Chief Community Officer help? Also, what your nonprofit can do to improve fundraiser retention, which helps … Continue reading →

This Week:  “Empowering Women”  Jenny Mitchell's new book, “Embracing Ambition,” unites the leadership stories of twelve exceptional women CEOs. The result is a mentorship resource for the current and next generation of women leaders. She shares the challenges, including perception … Continue reading →

This Week:  “The Responsive Nonprofit”  That's Gabe Cooper's new book. He walks us through the 8 core practices that will disrupt the status quo and make your nonprofit responsive. Like dismantling silos, adopting agile methods, managing change, building a durable … Continue reading →

This Week:  Get Heard In The Election Season  Peter Panepento returns with savvy advice about getting your messages heard through crowded, noisy channels for the rest of this year. He urges you to prepare your messaging, prepare to pivot away … Continue reading →

This Week:  High ROI Development & Marketing Communications Teams  You want these two teams—fundraising and marcomm—to align every fundraising hour with its maximum dollars. You want these teams to have the time to secure investment level gifts. And you want … Continue reading →

Our guest on the podcast today is Tony Martignetti, a leadership advisor, coach, facilitator, best-selling author, podcast host, and speaker. He brings together over 30 years of business and leadership experience and extreme curiosity to elevate leaders and equip them with the tools to navigate through change and unlock their true potential. He hosts The Virtual Campfire podcast and is the author of Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey to An Inspired Life and Campfire Lessons for Leaders: How Uncovering Our Past Can Propel Us Forward. He has been featured in many publications, including Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, Forbes, Life Science Leader, CEO World, and CEO Today.In today's conversation, Tony shares his profound insights into transcending the relentless competitiveness in our world by championing others and fostering a culture of mutual growth. He envisions a future grounded in respectful dialogue, meaningful in-person connections, and courageous conversations, even the tough ones we tend to put off, as key to expanding our consciousness and creating a more human workplace.You'll hear Tony's transformative journey from artist to biotech professional and how he integrated his creativity into leadership development. We'll explore his advocacy for the "3 C's"—Connection, Compassion, and Curiosity—as pillars for grounded leadership. He introduces us to his innovative "Campfires of Connection" program to foster trust and deeper connections in the virtual workspace. Together, we reflect on the significance of grounding as a foundation for expansion, personal transformation, and creating a movement for positive change. Tune in for an episode filled with inspiration, practical wisdom, and the sacred call to reconnect with our true selves and each other.Key TakeawaysHow Tony has integrated artistry into leadership and coachingHow to create a quality of connection through dialogueThe importance of grounded courage in leadership and self-awarenessThe 3 C's framework for connecting leaders with themselves and othersHow helping colleagues be better humans leads organically to better performance and individual wellbeingMemorable Quote*"The key part of this is for us to slow down and to connect deeper, to understand what is important to the people around us and engage in deeper dialogue, so we can see who this person is in front of us. What is important to them? And how can I engage in a dialogue that will help them to share more of who they are so we can create a connection that actually creates something powerful together?”—*Tony MartignettiEpisode Resources:Inspired Purpose Partners WebsiteTony's Linkedin ProfileCampfires Of ConnectionSacredChangemakers.comOur Sacred CommunityJayne's WebsiteJayne Warrilow on LinkedinThank you to our sponsor:A huge thank you to our Inner Circle members, podcast sponsors, and extended Sacred Changemakers community, all of whom are visible on our website and helping us make a global impact aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development...

This Week:  “How To Thrive When Work Doesn’t Love You Back”  That's Meico Marquette Whitlock's new book, and he returns to share his wisdom. The Mindful Techie has advice like honor your priorities; negotiate your boundaries; embody your well-being; mind … Continue reading →

This Week:  700th Show!  It’s Nonprofit Radio’s 700th show and 14th Anniversary. To celebrate, co-host Claire Meyerhoff brings “Claire’s Quiz.” We have our associate producer, Kate Martignetti, live music from Scott Stein, and our contributors Gene Takagi (law), and Amy … Continue reading →

This Week:  Exploit Conflict & Intuition To Make Better Programs & Products  Our panel from the 2024 Nonprofit Technology Conference is Drew Nelson, Cassi Johnson and Eve Lacivita. They explain how to add conflict resolution and intuition-driven strategies into your … Continue reading →

On this Live Greatly podcast episode, Kristel Bauer sits down with TEDx speaker and author of Campfire Lessons for Leaders, How Uncovering Our Past Can Propel Us Forward, Tony Marginetti.  Kristel and Tony discuss flashpoints, living an intentional life, leadership and lots more! Key Takeaways From This Episode A look into Tony's book, Campfire Lessons for Leaders, How Uncovering Our Past Can Propel Us Forward Tips to live an intentional life How learning from our past can help us About Tony Martignetti: Tony Martignetti is a trusted advisor, leadership coach and facilitator, bestselling author, podcast host, and speaker. He brings together over 25 years of business and leadership experience and extreme curiosity to elevate leaders and equip them with the tools to navigate through change and unlock their true potential. He has been recognized by Thinkers360 as one of the Top Voices in Leadership and by LeadersHum as one of the Biggest Voices in Leadership. Before becoming the founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of Inspired Purpose Partners, Tony was a finance and strategy executive with experience working with some of the leading life sciences companies. Along his journey, he also managed small businesses and ran a financial consulting company. Tony hosts The Virtual Campfire podcast and is the author of Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey to An Inspired Life and Campfire Lessons for Leaders: How Uncovering Our Past Can Propel Us Forward. He has been featured in many publications, including Fast Company, Forbes, Life Science Leader, and CEO Today. He earned an MBA degree from Northeastern University and is a certified professional coach with training from various coaching institutions and programs. Tony lives in Boston, Massachusetts, with his wife and son. He is an adventure seeker fascinated with nature, art, and architecture. He always includes some elements of art, architecture, and adventure in the itinerary whenever he travels.  Tony is the author of Campfire Lessons for Leaders, How Uncovering Our Past Can Propel Us Forward.  Connect with Tony Website: https://www.ipurposepartners.com/  Get Tony's Book, Campfire Lessons for Leaders, How Uncovering Our Past Can Propel Us Forward: https://www.ipurposepartners.com/book  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonymartignett1/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiredpurposecoach/  About the Host of the Live Greatly podcast, Kristel Bauer: Kristel Bauer is a corporate wellness expert, popular keynote and TEDx speaker, and the host of top-rated podcast, “Live Greatly,” a show frequently ranked in the top 1% for self-improvement. Kristel is an Integrative Medicine Fellow & Physician Assistant with clinical experience in Integrative Psychiatry, giving her a unique perspective into optimizing mental well-being and attaining a mindset for more happiness and success in the workplace and beyond. Kristel decided to leave clinical practice in 2019 when she founded her wellness platform “Live Greatly” to share her message around well-being and success on a larger scale.  With a mission to support companies and individuals on their journeys for more happiness, success, and well-being, Kristel taps into her unique background in healthcare, business, and media, to provide invaluable insights into high power habits, leadership development, mental well-being, peak performance, resilience, sales, success, wellness at work, and a modern approach to work/life balance. Kristel is a contributing writer for Entrepreneur and she is an influencer in the business and wellness space having been recognized as a Top 10 Social Media Influencer of 2021 in Forbes. A popular speaker on a variety of topics, Kristel has presented to groups at APMP, Bank of America, Commercial Metals Company, General Mills, Northwestern University, Mazda, Santander Bank and many more. She has been featured in Forbes, Forest & Bluff Magazine, Authority Magazine & Podcast Magazine, has contributed to CEOWORLD Magazine & Real Leaders Magazine, and has appeared on ABC 7 Chicago, WGN Daytime Chicago, Fox 4's WDAF-TV's Great Day KC and Ticker News. Kristel lives in the Chicago area with her husband and their 2 children.  She can be booked for speaking engagements worldwide. To Book Kristel as a speaker for your next event, click here. 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