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This is my final episode of Nonprofit Spark. Over the three years I’ve hosted the show, I was delighted by my guests who are really good at what they do and so wiling to share it with all of you.
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It’s Christmas week and so I’m replaying one of the most downloaded shows of 2013 – in fact, in Nonprofit Spark’s history. The episode? Six ways to make your case great, which aired the week of May 13, 2013.
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When you think about how you’re communicating with your donors, funders, and community, do you wonder whether you’re spending your time and resources well? Do you feel frustrated that you’re communication is scattershot or ineffective? Then you need ... more
This week, we look at fraud because it’s been in the news a lot lately. It all started with a series of stories in the Washington Post the fall, and the tales of woe for organizations large to small are heartbreaking. My guest is John P. Langan, a CP... more
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Great topics covered by knowledgable guests while Rene McGivern stays relevant and practical on issues nonprofits should consider to avoid blind spots.
Good podcast. Sound quality can be a bit iffy at times, but it can be overlooked. I love the variety of interviews as well. I'm fairly new to the nonprofit sector and I'm learning a lot from this podcast!
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