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NGO Soul + Strategy

Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken
Nonprofit Program Evaluation
Ngos
Organizational Culture
International Development
Leadership Transition
Five Oaks Consulting
Chari Smith
Evaluation Culture
Data-Driven Decision Making
Outcome Orientation
Power and Integrity Initiative
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Team Coaching
Human Rights
Leadership
Civil Society
Organizational Integrity
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI)
African Leadership Models
Non-Profit Organizations

Welcome to my podcast NGO Soul + Strategy – a podcast for leaders of NGOs and other philanthropic organizations who are not satisfied with the status quo, are ready to look change right in the eye and who see themselves as leader-as-learner.

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Innovation is often treated as a buzzword—but few nonprofit leaders take a hard look at the cultural, structural, and leadership obstacles that keep it from taking root. In this episode, Tosca talks with Carlos Simon, an innovation strategis... more

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 What does it really mean to lead through a feminist lens? In this episode of NGO Soul + Strategy, I sit down with Jayanta Bora, a seasoned People & Culture expert who has helped shape leadership practices across major NGOs. Drawing from hi... more

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In this episode, I speak with Andrew Henck, a scholar-practitioner whose recent PhD research offers a nuanced take on organizational culture in humanitarian NGOs. Together, we explore how culture goes far beyond shared values—it is a lens through whi... more

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What happens when your nonprofit receives a transformational gift—seemingly out of the blue? In this episode, change management expert Michael Randel joins Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken to explore what nonprofits can learn from the MacKenzie Scott givin... more

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Carlos Simon
CEO of World Vision Costa Rica and an innovation leader
World Vision
Episode: 094. Breaking the Barriers to Innovation: Carlos Simon on Organizational Culture & Change in NGOs
Jayanta Bora
Expert in organizational leadership and change, professor, and long-term colleague of Tosca
Episode: 093. Feminist Leadership in Action: A Conversation with Jayanta Bora
Amy Coughenour Betancourt
President and CEO of Cadasta
Cadasta
Episode: 090. Technology, Land Rights, and Leadership: A Conversation with Amy Coughenour Betancourt, CEO of Cadasta
Arnold Dix
President of the International Tunnelling Association with a background in law and engineering
International Tunnelling Association
Episode: 089: "I AM A CHANGE MAN”: How Arnold Dix Applied An Iconoclastic Leadership Approach at the International Tunnelling Association
Amy Miller-Taylor
Deputy Chief of Party of Power by the People, former Executive Director of Global Integrity
Partners Global
Episode: 088. When You Have to Wind Down Your Nonprofit: How to do It Well, with Amy Miller-Taylor
Nankhonde Kasonde-Van Den Broek
International award-winning executive coach and leadership development expert based in Zambia
Zanga African Matrix Company; Nankhonde Kasonde Consultancy
Episode: 087. Coaching Leaders Through An African Lens: Nankhonde Kasonde-Van Den Broek
Martin Kalungu-Banda
Leadership coach and author, specializing in leadership and organizational development.
Presencing Institute
Episode: 084: Towards Ubuntu 2.0? A Wide-Ranging Leadership Conversation with Martin Kalungu-Banda
Faye Ekong
Managing Director at RavelWorks Africa
RavelWorks Management Consulting
Episode: 083: African Solutions for African Problems: Consulting Strategies with Faye Ekong @ RavelWorks
Diya Deb
Executive Director of MindWorks, with extensive experience in grassroots and international NGO leadership, particularly in the areas of climate change and women’s rights.
MindWorks Lab
Episode: 082: Human Emotions in a Poly-Crisis: How To Get To More Effective NGO Campaigning with Diya Deb @ MindWorks

Host

Tosca Bruno van Vijfheken
Founder and principal consultant at Five Oaks Consulting, specializing in NGO management and leadership development.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 22 ratings
  • Many perspectives, one great host

    This podcast is very insightful if you are working for an NGO and seeking change. Tosca has a wonderful way of both seeking the perspectives of others globally as well as adding her own thought provoking insight. Definitely worth a listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Peace in Kenya
    United States8 months ago
  • One of the most practical and substantive podcasts on NGO strategy out there

    I was so delighted to discover Tosca’s excellent “NGO Soul & Strategy” podcast and have been enthusiastic absorbing each episode since I learned of it.

    As a 30-year veteran leader in the nonprofit space, I have held programmatic and leadership roles at science-informed advocacy organizations to campaigning coalitions, to domestic and global philanthropies and have found the perspective and information shared here invaluable.

    Whether you are launching a new nonprofit or evolving a more long-s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JCKreilick
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent podcast!

    Tosca brings such a high level of value and expertise to her podcast, and very interesting conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jen@DW
    United States4 years ago
  • Jedi master

    When she interviewed me, I discovered that Tosca is that rare thing, a genuine expert, by which I mean someone who through long years has mastered her craft, who uses her knowledge surgically to showcase the work of others. That, combined with her choice of issues to highlight, make this podcast stand out.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    longviews
    United States5 years ago
  • Valuable resource on NGOs

    This podcast series is a useful set of conversations about change and org development in NGOs. Very interesting insights from people with deep experience!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sherinejaya
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions and value the expertise brought by the guests, commenting on the importance of topics covered for NGO leaders.
Reviewers have highlighted the engaging interview style of the host, noting their ability to foster deep conversations that resonate with professionals in the philanthropic space.
The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for those involved in NGOs, regardless of experience level, with many finding practical advice applicable to real-world challenges in the sector.

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094. Breaking the Barriers to Innovation: Carlos Simon on Organizational Culture & Change in NGOs
Q: Can you give us some examples of major innovations that you have been instrumental in?
We developed the concept of ICEMARC 360 and digital platforms like ternurarte.com to connect communities and redesign our fundraising model.
091. “$10M Landed in Our Account”—What Nonprofits Must Know About Transformational Gifts and Sudden Growth with Michael Randel
Q: What motivated you to look into how nonprofits should prepare for receiving big transformational gifts?
Michael's curiosity was sparked by a number of organizations he had consulted with that started receiving large, unexpected gifts. His research led him to interview leaders from many organizations to understand the impact of these gifts.
090. Technology, Land Rights, and Leadership: A Conversation with Amy Coughenour Betancourt, CEO of Cadasta
Q: How does Cadasta respond to changes in the funding landscape?
Cadasta keeps a calm approach, focusing on transparent communication with staff and partners, exploring coalition opportunities, and viewing challenges as potential chances for growth and alignment with innovative practices in social work.
090. Technology, Land Rights, and Leadership: A Conversation with Amy Coughenour Betancourt, CEO of Cadasta
Q: What does it mean to be an ally organization to indigenous groups?
Being an ally organization means positioning the relationship as a peer relationship, enabling their work by providing technical support, co-designing projects, managing donor fund compliance, and sharing resources and funding for their operations.
090. Technology, Land Rights, and Leadership: A Conversation with Amy Coughenour Betancourt, CEO of Cadasta
Q: What are the risks and rewards of a technology-forward organization?
The rewards include increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness, the ability to empower communities to document their land, and facilitating localization efforts. However, risks entail dependency on technology, ensuring data ownership and security, and the potential for conflicts arising from mapping efforts.

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Focus on topics pertinent to leadership, innovation, and change management within the NGO and non-profit sector. Episodes feature insights from experienced professionals addressing challenges faced by these organizations, including managing sudden growth, adopting feminist leadership principles, and utilizing technology for social change. Noteworthy is the emphasis on the integration of cultural and emotional aspects in leadership practices, encouraging a thoughtful approach to problem-solving within the sector. Through its discussions, the podcast fosters a community of leaders who prioritize learning and growth, making it both a practical resource and an inspirational space for listeners engaged in the non-profit field.

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2. Jayanta Bora
3. Amy Coughenour Betancourt
4. Arnold Dix
5. Amy Miller-Taylor
6. Nankhonde Kasonde-Van Den Broek
7. Martin Kalungu-Banda
8. Faye Ekong

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