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What Works: Conversations on Nonprofit Leadership with Marla Moody

Marla Moody
Nonprofit Leadership
Community Engagement
Clean Water
Mental Health
Homelessness
Nonprofit Mergers
Disability Employment
Nonprofit Management
Addiction Recovery
Equine Therapy
Food Insecurity
Community Inclusion
Collaboration In Nonprofits
Muskogee
Goodwill Industries
Fairplex Learning Development Center
Compudopt
Savings Groups
Waterkeeper Alliance
Hunger Crisis

What Works by Marla Moody is a bold, insightful podcast for nonprofit leaders who want to go deeper than surface-level conversations. Each episode dives into the operational heart of mission-driven work - exploring leadership, management, systems, and scaling impact. Hosted by Marla Moody, a seasoned operations executive, this show uncovers what truly drives success in nonprofits, featuring strate... more

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The conversation emphasizes the importance of community and connection at conferences, highlighting that while online education is valuable, the real benefits come from personal interactions and relationships formed during informal settings.

We hope... more

In this conversation, Edward Amey , CEO of Jay Nolan Community Services , discusses the organization's mission to create inclusive communities for individuals with neurodiversity. He shares insights on the importance of changing societal language aro... more

In this conversation, Coach Marla and Scott Schubert discuss the complexities of nonprofit leadership, focusing on the challenges faced by leaders, the importance of creating a joyful workplace, and the need for effective talent management. Scott sha... more

The conversation explores the grant writing process as a means to reframe the narrative around charity work, emphasizing the importance of agency and leadership among community members. It discusses how negotiating with grantors can lead to social ch... more

In this conversation, Coach Marla Moody and Stacey Efaw, director of Sailor Freedom, discuss the challenges and strategies of nonprofit leadership, particularly in the context of emotional health and self-care. They explore the mission of Sailor Free... more

In this conversation, Coach Marla and Megan Steckly discuss the mission and impact of CompuDopt, a nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the digital divide. They explore the organization's innovative approach to providing technology access, dig... more

In this conversation, Marla Moody interviews Mark Dhooge, the President and CEO of Kids in Distress, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing child abuse and supporting families. Mark shares his journey from law enforcement to child advocacy,... more

In this conversation, Coach Marla and Denise Spivak discuss the importance of building community and supporting individuals within the nonprofit sector, particularly focusing on LGBTQ centers. Denise shares her journey with CenterLink, emphasizing th... more

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Samantha Roe
CEO of International Erosion Control Association
International Erosion Control Association
Episode: SE01E19 - The Power of Community at Conferences: Networking Beyond the Classroom | With Samantha Roe
Edward Amey
CEO of Jay Nolan Community Services
Jay Nolan Community Services
Episode: SE01E18 - "Those People" to "My Neighbor": Leading a Neuro-Inclusive Community | With Edward Amey
Scott Schubert
Former CEO of the Metropolitan Development Council and current CEO of Fortel AI, a company that helps streamline processes for nonprofits and government agencies using technology.
Fortel AI
Episode: SE01E17 - Nonprofit Leaders Finish Well: Avoid Burnout, Build Trust & Legacy | With Scott Schubert
Abbie Yamamoto
Executive Director of Portland Adult Education, experienced in education and nonprofit leadership.
Portland Adult Education
Episode: SE01E16 - Grant Writing as Social Change: Influencing Funders Beyond Funding | With Abbie Yamamoto
Stacey Efaw
Director of Sailor Freedom, a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to ending sex trafficking and supporting survivors
Sailor Freedom
Episode: SE01E15- Leading Trauma& Adjacent Work Without Losing Empathy or Your Team | With Stacey Efaw
Megan Steckly
CEO of CompuDopt, a non-profit focused on closing the digital divide.
CompuDopt
Episode: SE01E14 - Empowering Youth Through Technology Education | With Megan Steckly
Mark Dhooge
President and CEO of Kids in Distress, advocating for child welfare and prevention of abuse
Kids in Distress
Episode: SE01E13 - Going Upstream: A New Approach to Child Advocacy | With Mark Dhooge
Denise Spivak
CEO of CenterLink, an organization supporting LGBTQ community centers
CenterLink
Episode: SE01E12 - The Ripple Effect of Care: Building Community & Collective Courage | With Denise Spivak
Justice Zimmerman
CEO and president of the Austin Symphony Orchestra, with a background in arts marketing and creative entrepreneurship.
Austin Symphony Orchestra
Episode: SE01E11- Conducting Change: How a New CEO Orchestrates the Company’s Future | With Justus Zimmerman

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Marla Moody
Host of a podcast that features conversations on nonprofit leadership with a focus on strategies, stories, and best practices from real leaders making a difference in the sector.

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SE01E18 - "Those People" to "My Neighbor": Leading a Neuro-Inclusive Community | With Edward Amey
Q: How do you keep a consistent message across your organization?
We keep our message clear by constantly reminding ourselves of our mission and key results, and everyone is trained similarly, ensuring that our values are embedded in our culture and operations.
SE01E18 - "Those People" to "My Neighbor": Leading a Neuro-Inclusive Community | With Edward Amey
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about the community center and what's important for us to know?
The community center, now known as the Jay Nolan family of companies, was founded by a group of parents with the original organization being the Autism Society of Los Angeles, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025. It has since evolved to include various initiatives supporting neurodiverse individuals.
SE01E19 - The Power of Community at Conferences: Networking Beyond the Classroom | With Samantha Roe
Q: When do you know when to bring in a consultant and when to do the change just from within?
The decision typically hinges on the severity of the issues at hand and the advantages that outside perspectives can provide.
SE01E19 - The Power of Community at Conferences: Networking Beyond the Classroom | With Samantha Roe
Q: How did people grab onto the values that you communicated, especially for those short-term changes?
Samantha explained that initially, it involved realigning resources to enhance productivity and solidifying the organizational foundation.
SE01E16 - Grant Writing as Social Change: Influencing Funders Beyond Funding | With Abbie Yamamoto
Q: What other steps did I miss into hitting send on a grant?
It's important to read the grant application closely and understand the mission of the organization offering the grant.

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1. Samantha Roe
2. Edward Amey
3. Scott Schubert
4. Abbie Yamamoto
5. Stacey Efaw
6. Megan Steckly
7. Mark Dhooge
8. Denise Spivak

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