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Nonprofit Leadership Podcast

Dr. Rob Harter
Nonprofit Leadership
Fundraising
Nonprofit Sector
Nonprofits
Social Impact
Organizational Culture
Artificial Intelligence
Storytelling
Covid-19
Mental Health
Food Insecurity
Leadership
Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit Funding
Human Trafficking
Generation Z
Philanthropy
Staff Retention
Impact Measurement
Volunteers

The Nonprofit Leadership Podcast discusses important issues facing nonprofit leaders in our community and features real stories from real leaders about what strategies and practices have made them successful. Enjoy the show!

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Arun Gupta In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Rob Harter speaks with Arun Gupta, CEO of NobleReach Foundation, venture capitalist, Stanford lecturer, Georgetown entrepreneurship professor, and bestselling author of The Mission Gene... more

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Dianne Bailey In this episode, Dr. Rob Harter talks with Dianne Bailey, Managing Director and National Philanthropic Strategy Executive at Bank of America Private Bank, about the changing landscape of nonprofit fundraising, affluent donors, and the ... more

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Walter Kim In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Rob Harter talks with Walter Kim, president of the NAE, about the urgent need to rebuild trust, strengthen local communities, and rediscover what it means to be a good neighbor. Walter ... more

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Steve Cadigan In this episode of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast, Dr. Rob Harter speaks with Steve Cadigan, talent strategist, author of Workquake, and LinkedIn’s first Chief HR Officer. Steve shares how the employer-employee relationship has chang... more

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Arun Gupta
CEO of NobleReach Foundation, venture capitalist, Stanford lecturer, Georgetown adjunct professor, author of The Mission Generation
NobleReach Foundation
Episode: Why you need to know what motivates the “Mission Generation”
Dianne Bailey
Managing Director and National Philanthropic Strategy Executive for Bank of America
Bank of America
Episode: How Bank of America Is Helping People Give More To More Organizations
Walter Kim
Head of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE)
National Association of Evangelicals
Episode: What is the “Good Neighbor Day” movement all about?
Steve Cadigan
Author of Workquake; former Chief HR Officer at LinkedIn
Cadigan | Talent Strategy Consultancy; Author of Workquake
Episode: How to Move From Providing Job Security to Career Security
Caitlin Baron
Leader at Luminos, focused on scalable education programs
Luminos
Episode: How Leaders Sustain Long-Term Impact in Mission-Driven Work
Pierre Le Manh
Leader of PMI, talks about project management in the nonprofit sector
Project Management Institute (PMI)
Episode: How Leaders Navigate Through Change While Staying True to the Mission
Greg Warner
Head of MarketSmart, nonprofit fundraising technology entrepreneur
MarketSmart
Episode: What is the Fundraising Report Card?
Christoph Gorder
Leader of airbnb.org
airbnb.org
Episode: How Airbnb Is Doing Something Very Different with Their Social Impact
David Beckmann
President (former) Bread for the World; author of The Poverty Abolitionists
Bread for the World (former); Author
Episode: How Can We Best Alleviate Poverty?

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Rob Harter
Host of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 110 ratings
  • Amazing Show Led by a Gifted Host! Highly Recommend!

    Rob is one of the best hosts out there! He's consistent, organized, and a great interviewer.

    What I really like about Nonprofit Leadership Podcast is the variety of episodes. Some episodes focus more on actionable advice directed at nonprofit leaders. Other episodes dig deep into a specific nonprofit and their unique mission. Each episode is encouraging and educational.

    Anyone in the nonprofit industry should listen to this show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anastasia Violet Lipske
    United States7 months ago
  • Great, highly valuable content for nonprofits

    This episode is a must-listen for nonprofit leaders preparing for year-end giving. Seb does a fantastic job breaking down why donor expectations around fees are shifting and how nonprofits can adapt to build more trust with their supporters. The conversation with Dr. Rob Harter is both insightful and practical—you’ll walk away with clear strategies to make this your best giving season yet. Highly recommend for anyone looking to raise more while keeping their donors happy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JManoukian
    Canada9 months ago
  • There are so many nonprofit podcasts out there, but this one truly stands out.

    Rob brings in incredible voices from diverse backgrounds and offers not just ideas, but real, actionable takeaways. As someone who cohosts a podcast myself, I know how hard this work is … and Rob makes it look effortless. He asks thoughtful questions, brings out the best in his guests, and is a genuinely fantastic host.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Britt Marie S
    United States10 months ago
  • Inspirational and informative

    Rob’s positive and upbeat style, combined with his deep content really inspires his listeners.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MountainCyclist
    United States10 months ago
  • Great conversations

    Thoughtful, insightful podcast with fantastic guests and a ton of actionable takeaways.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Podz4life100
    United States10 months ago

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Rob is a skilled host who brings out the best in guests and keeps interviews engaging.
Listeners value the actionable insights and practical guidance for nonprofit leadership.
Guests are diverse and knowledgeable, with practical, actionable takeaways.

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How to Move From Providing Job Security to Career Security
Q: How should leaders reinvent talent and coaching in the post-Workquake world?
Leaders should design roles that can be learned and grown into quickly, hire based on potential and learning ability rather than only current skills, implement cross-training and alumni networks, and embrace flexible work arrangements to maintain engagement and reduce turnover.
How to Move From Providing Job Security to Career Security
Q: What does Workquake primarily refer to and why did you write the book?
Workquake refers to the seismic shift in employer-employee relationships driven by rapid technology change, and it emphasizes the need for growth, learning, and flexible work models as people move between opportunities; Cadigan wrote the book to critique broken work architectures and offer a framework for leaders to build better people strategies.
What is the “Good Neighbor Day” movement all about?
Q: Absolutely, well, there's so much to cover, but I always like to start my first question for my guests. To give an opportunity for you just to share a bit of your story, a bit of your journey, what's led you up to this point, so maybe you can give us a bit of your background for my listeners.
Walter talks about his path to leading the National Association of Evangelicals, woven with his family's immigrant background, early Christian ministry, and a focus on how faith communities can mobilize practical service to strengthen communities.
What is the Fundraising Report Card?
Q: What is the core value proposition of adding AI to the Fundraising Report Card system?
The AI component generates basic charts, allows interactive querying about dates and events, and can tailor content based on donor behavior, ultimately freeing staff to focus on meaningful relationship-building rather than repetitive tasks.
What is the Fundraising Report Card?
Q: What was the pain point in the sector that led to the development of the Fundraising Report Card?
Greg explains it started from a donor's frustrating experience with overly solicitous and misaligned communications, which showed him there was room for a system that actually helps donors and nonprofits connect more effectively, not just extract funds.

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The show centers on leadership and strategy for nonprofit organizations, featuring guests who are chief executives, fundraisers, HR leaders, and social impact innovators. Episodes explore leadership development, governance, partnerships, and data-driven fundraising, with practical frameworks and real-world examples from diverse sectors. A standout aspect is its emphasis on actionable insights, donor engagement, and scalable approaches that nonprofits can apply across countries and cultures. Listeners are likely drawn to leadership growth, innovative funding models, and mission-aligned change-making, with recurring sponsorships that emphasize donor platforms and transparency tools.

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1. Arun Gupta
2. Dianne Bailey
3. Walter Kim
4. Steve Cadigan
5. Caitlin Baron
6. Pierre Le Manh
7. Greg Warner
8. Christoph Gorder

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