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Nonprofits Are Messy: Lessons in Leadership | Fundraising | Board Development | Communications

Joan Garry
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Nonprofit Leadership Lab
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How To Work With Almost Anyone
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Joan Garry: Nonprofit Leader and former Executive Director of GLAAD helps fellow CEOs, Boards and Board Chairs, Fundraisers, and Nonprofit Marketers

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Erica Fortescue joins Glennda to debunk the myth that ADHD is a flaw at work. With simple, brain-based tools and strategies nonprofit leaders can turn friction into flow and build high-functioning, neuroinclusive teams.

People-powered fundraising isn't rocket-science, but it does take intention, bandwidth, and smart systems. Listen in as Vivian Chang shares how your grassroots, small-donor dollars can stabilize your revenue, build ambassadors for your organization, ... more

AI can feel overwhelming until you make it practical. Darian Rodriguez Heyman and Cheryle Contee join me to discuss their new tactical field guide, AI for Nonprofits. Discover how your organization can adopt AI responsibly and free your staff to do m... more

Too many Development Directors feel like failures if they don't hit their revenue numbers — even when circumstances are beyond their control. In this episode, I explore why this mindset is harmful and what nonprofits can do to redefine success.

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Recent Guests

Erica Fortescue
Leads a professional coaching and consulting firm that delivers coaching and training for purpose-driven leaders and their teams.
Episode: Ep: 239 ADHD at Work: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders and Teams
Vivian Chang
Leader of the Democratizing Philanthropy Project
Democratizing Philanthropy Project
Episode: Ep 238: Small Gifts, Big Impact: Building Sustainable Revenue from Everyday Donors (with Vivian Chang)
Darian Rodriguez Heyman
Accomplished author, fundraising and philanthropy consultant, and former executive director of the Craigslist Foundation.
Helping People Help
Episode: Ep 237: The AI Field Guide: A Playbook for Nonprofit Success with Darian Rodriguez Heyman and Cheryl Contee
Cheryl Contee
Pioneering technology entrepreneur and digital transformation expert.
AI for Nonprofits
Episode: Ep 237: The AI Field Guide: A Playbook for Nonprofit Success with Darian Rodriguez Heyman and Cheryl Contee
Mitch Stein
Head of Strategy at Chariot, which is focused on donor advised fund payments
Chariot
Episode: Ep. 235: Donor-Advised Funds Demystified (with Mitch Stein)
Alex Love
Executive coach and founder of Alex Love Consulting
Alex Love Consulting
Episode: Ep. 233: Leading Through Whiplash: How to Stay Grounded in Uncertain Times (with Alex Love)
Omar Lopez
Deputy Mayor of Austin, New York and Principal at DRG Talent
DRG Talent
Episode: Ep 231: Improving the Nonprofit Talent Search (with Omar Lopez)
Amy Eisenstein
CEO and co-founder of Capital Campaign Pro
Capital Campaign Pro
Episode: Ep. 230: Think Big: How Capital Campaigns Fuel Long-Term Growth (with Amy Eisenstein)
Michael Hyatt
Founder and chairman of Full Focus, productivity consultant, and author
Full Focus
Episode: Ep 227: What Challenging Times Make Possible (with Michael Hyatt)

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Joan Garry
Nonprofit leader, former Executive Director of GLAAD, and host focused on providing insights into nonprofit leadership and fundraising.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 380 ratings
  • Used to be fantastic

    Unfortunately, Joan cannot check her ego at the door anymore. She talks over guests, inserts her worldview, and boasts endlessly about her contributions. The guests are amazing. I only wish the interviewer would return to being amazing too.

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    DonorAdviceFun
    United States7 months ago
  • I am just exploring the nonprofit sector. The conversations in these podcasts are enlightening and helpful. I think this will be helpful to me in making decisions about whether to move forward.

    Audible
    5
    K. Shea
    United Statesa year ago
  • Just learning; valuable information here!

    I am just exploring the nonprofit sector. The conversations in these podcasts are enlightening and helpful. I think this will be helpful to me in making decisions about whether to move forward.

    Audible
    5
    K. Shea
    United Statesa year ago
  • Brilliant!

    Joan is a deep thinker and takes a novel and strategic approach to solving problems. Joan's advice and thinking about all things nonprofit is some of the best!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    libbyv55
    United States2 years ago
  • Practice patience and wait your turn

    I became a subscriber to this podcast as I have a heart to listen and do better in my executive role. Joan has given me many things to consider and ways to improve. Lately I’m noticing Joan interrupting and speaking over guests with regularity. I love that she is passionate and has insight, but when a guest is speaking to broaden the conversation and offer value, be polite, allow them opportunity, listen to their wisdom, and let them speak so that we as an audience can hear *them.* Our enthusias... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Schoenwx
    United States2 years ago

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Overall feedback highlights the relevance of the topics discussed, with many considering it a valuable resource for nonprofit leaders.
There are some critiques about the host occasionally interrupting guests, reflecting a desire for better facilitation of discussions.
Listeners appreciate the insightful advice and tangible strategies offered, often feeling empowered to effect change in their organizations.

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Ep: 239 ADHD at Work: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders and Teams
Q: How do we identify ADHD-ish people in the workplace?
It's important to look for both challenges and strengths, recognizing that ADHD individuals often bring unique talents to the workplace.
Ep: 239 ADHD at Work: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders and Teams
Q: Can you define ADHD for us?
ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, which can show up in a variety of ways, including inattentiveness and hyperactivity.
Ep 238: Small Gifts, Big Impact: Building Sustainable Revenue from Everyday Donors (with Vivian Chang)
Q: What do you want funders to be thinking about and contemplating right now?
Funders should recognize that the issues we care about deeply are not going to be solved in our lifetime and consider what kind of investments they can make in resilient organizations.
Ep 238: Small Gifts, Big Impact: Building Sustainable Revenue from Everyday Donors (with Vivian Chang)
Q: What is one thing you want organizations to do or think about right now?
Organizations should see the act of raising resources not just as survival but as a strategy for power, focusing on small dollar contributions and membership dues to build resilience.
Ep. 235: Donor-Advised Funds Demystified (with Mitch Stein)
Q: Why should nonprofit leaders, organizations, and development departments concern themselves with DAFs?
It's important because DAFs represent the fastest growing vehicle of giving in the sector, leading to a significant increase in funding opportunities.

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This podcast focuses on critical themes in the nonprofit sector, exploring various challenges and opportunities faced by leaders in this space. Discussions often center around effective fundraising strategies, board governance, nonprofit management, and the emotional aspects of leadership. High-profile guests, including experts and practitioners from various sectors, bring a rich diversity of insights, aiming to empower listeners with actionable advice and innovative ideas to better their organizational practices. The podcast is particularly noted for its commitment to fostering a supportive community among nonprofit leaders and advocates, creating a space where listeners feel encouraged and motivated to implement positive change within the... more

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