
Working in an advertising agency, you meet some fascinating people. You also have the power to tell their stories. Agency for Change brings you interviews with people who are using their power to change the world around them in positive ways. Each episode focuses on one of these changemakers: the issue they’re addressing, the programs, products or services they’re providing to drive change, how th... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 293 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingArtsBusiness | |||

Replacing lost funding doesn't always mean asking the same donors for more. Sometimes, it means being bold enough to try a different approach.
In this episode of Agency for Change, Lyn sits down with Allison Volk of TapKat to explore how nonprofit ... more
Belonging is not a poster on the wall. It's a child hearing their name called at an awards ceremony and knowing, in their bones, that they matter.
In this episode of Agency for Change, Lyn sits down with Kyle Van Frank, executive director of One Cl... more
Recovery is often talked about like a single decision, but Danielle Smith, Executive Director of St. Monica's, makes it clear it’s a full rebuild: safety, routines, relationships, parenting, and purpose.
Based in Lincoln, Nebraska, St. Monica's is ... more
A healthier city is not built by luck. It's built by neighbors who notice what's breaking, leaders who listen without flinching, and funders who use data to back up compassion.
In this episode, we sit down with Kate Bolz, President and CEO of Commu... more
I love listening to Agency for Change. In a world where marketing and agency communities can sound critical and negative, AFC uplifts our community and opens a window into so many diverse aspects of our community. Love It!
Love how quick and digestible these episodes are and they always open my eyes to new ways I can invest in my community. I walk away feeling motivated and inspired to make some positive change!
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A motivating look at local and systemic change through conversations with leaders who are applying new approaches to health, housing, education, nonprofit tech, and community development. Episodes highlight data-informed philanthropy, cross-sector collaboration, and hands-on impact—from community health funding decisions and trauma-informed care to affordable housing innovation and book access for children. The format tends to blend personal stories with practical takeaways, showcasing leadership lessons, mission-driven entrepreneurship, and the power of partnering to drive measurable outcomes. A notable throughline is how organizations balance purpose with sustainable operations, often featuring leaders who emphasize trust, community engag... more
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