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Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership

Patton McDowell
Nonprofit Leadership
Nonprofit Sector
Strategic Planning
Fundraising Strategies
Old North Illuminated
Pandemic Leadership Challenges
Rural Philanthropy
Philanthropy
Black and Indigenous History
Succession Planning
Fundraising
Nonprofit Board Engagement
Cryptocurrency
Grant Writing
Community Development
Petey Green Program
Intentional Relationships
Cancer Care
Donor Loyalty
Personal Development

Looking for your next nonprofit job? Want to lead a nonprofit organization? Dr. Patton McDowell (www.pmanonprofit.com) brings the best in nonprofit career development to each episode, helping you find the perfect nonprofit opportunity and guiding you along the path to senior leadership in the philanthropic sector. Patton brings 30 years of nonprofit leadership, coaching and consulting experience, ... more

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Latest Episodes

Episode 364: What Will Your Donor Remember? (Norman Gildin)

Episode Summary

Fundraiser burnout is real — and with average tenure in the profession hovering between two and four years, the sector is losing talent it can’t afford to lose. In Episode ... more

Episode 363: Your Mission Is Clear. Is Your Story? (Brandy Walker)

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Most nonprofit leaders are skilled at communicating their mission, but far fewer know how to tell their own story, and that gap is costing them donors, alignment, an... more

362: It’s Never Just the Money: What Donor Psychology Means for Nonprofit Leaders (Marcia Dawood)

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Most nonprofit leaders approach fundraising as a logical transaction — make the case, present the data, close the gift. But according ... more

361: 5 Reasons Your Professional Development Isn't Working (Megan Joseph)

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Most nonprofit leaders are spending on professional development - and still not seeing results. The workshops get attended, the boxes get checked, and the not... more

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Recent Guests

Norman Gildin
Fundraising consultant, author and 40-year veteran of the sector
Independent consultant / author
Episode: 364: What Will Your Donor Remember? (Norman Gildin)
Brandy Walker
Founder of Brand Worthy Solutions
Brand Worthy Solutions
Episode: 363: Your Mission Is Clear. Is Your Story? (Brandy Walker)
Marcia Dawood
Angel investor, author, TEDx speaker
Self-employed / Author of Unapologetic Wealth
Episode: 362: It’s Never Just the Money: What Donor Psychology Means for Nonprofit Leaders (Marcia Dawood)
Megan Joseph
Founding director of Impact Launch
Impact Launch
Episode: 361: 5 Reasons Your Professional Development Isn't Working (Megan Joseph)
Tchernavia Montgomery
CEO of Care Ring, Charlotte, NC
Care Ring
Episode: 360: The ABCs of Grassroots to Grasstops Community Impact (Tchernavia Montgomery)
Katie Spencer
Founder of Zipline Consulting, specializes in nonprofit governance and board engagement
Zipline Consulting
Episode: 359: Why Your Board Is Checked Out (and What Actually Re-Engages Them) (Katie Spencer)
Karen Riordan
Leader at Together SC, South Carolina
Together SC
Episode: 358: What Nonprofit Leaders Need Now: Guidance from Four Sector Experts
Ivan Canada
Executive with North Carolina Center for Nonprofits
North Carolina Center for Nonprofits
Episode: 358: What Nonprofit Leaders Need Now: Guidance from Four Sector Experts
Mariane Asad Doyle
Center for Nonprofit Excellence, Virginia
Center for Nonprofit Excellence, Virginia
Episode: 358: What Nonprofit Leaders Need Now: Guidance from Four Sector Experts

Host

Dr. Patton McDowell
Host with over 30 years of nonprofit leadership experience, specializing in coaching and consulting to elevate sector professionals.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 132 ratings
  • Always relevant topics

    I appreciate this podcast as Patton always hosts guests for discussions that are relevant, timely, and in need of nuance. I appreciate the thoughtfulness of the questions and the wisdom of the guests. Very useful podcast for nonprofit leaders who are navigating the pressures of our current environment.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RoomofRequirement
    United States5 months ago
  • Highly recommended

    Patton McDowell is an excellent host who engages in meangful and informative conversations about important issues for nonprofit leaders.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Grodskor
    United States6 months ago
  • Listen To Level Up Your Leadership

    If you’re a nonprofit leader now or aspire to be one this podcast is the one to listen to!

    You’ll learn lessons from people who have gone before you and learned them the hard way so you don’t have to.

    If you listen + apply what you hear in these episodes your leadership will grow!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stephen Newland
    United States8 months ago
  • Fun conversations!

    Patton is a great conversationalist and has a way of guiding conversations that keep people interested! This is a great listen for anybody wanting to build all sorts of skills in the nonprofit sector.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sherry Quam Taylor
    United States8 months ago
  • Love Patton!

    Being a guest on Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership was such a joy and honor. Patton has a real gift for asking thoughtful questions that spark honest, meaningful conversation. His podcast is a must-listen for nonprofit leaders at every stage—whether you're just starting out or have been in the field for years. The episodes are full of practical wisdom, inspiration, and a deep understanding of what it takes to lead with purpose. I'm grateful to have been a part of it and even more grateful for th... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tablemags
    United States9 months ago

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Listeners commonly recommend the show to others in nonprofit leadership as a valuable resource for growth and development.
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361: 5 Reasons Your Professional Development Isn't Working (Megan Joseph)
Q: And the fifth?
Lack of organizational support to translate learning into practice; leadership must model and embed learnings organization-wide.
361: 5 Reasons Your Professional Development Isn't Working (Megan Joseph)
Q: What is the fourth mistake to avoid?
Addressing the wrong thing; conduct a proper assessment to identify gaps aligned with strategic priorities before designing PD.
361: 5 Reasons Your Professional Development Isn't Working (Megan Joseph)
Q: What about the third mistake, reactive versus preventative?
Set up PD to prevent problems, not just fix them after they arise, with operating principles to guide decisions.
361: 5 Reasons Your Professional Development Isn't Working (Megan Joseph)
Q: What is the second mistake and how should it be addressed?
PD is scattered or episodic; shift to a cohesive, ongoing approach with built-in support and measurable impact.
361: 5 Reasons Your Professional Development Isn't Working (Megan Joseph)
Q: What is one reason professional development is not working?
Disconnection from strategy; if PD isn't tied to explicit strategic priorities and identified gaps, it becomes scatter and loses ROI.

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Focusing on leadership within the nonprofit sector, this podcast offers valuable insights on career development and organizational success in philanthropy. Each episode features engaging interviews with leaders and experts, discussing topics such as board governance, fundraising strategies, and sustainable practices. The host's extensive experience adds depth to the discussions, making complex subjects accessible and actionable for listeners. Unique aspects include a blend of solo episodes and guest interviews that cater to both emerging and seasoned nonprofit leaders, encouraging them to develop their skills and navigate challenges in their careers.

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Recent guests on Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership include:

1. Norman Gildin
2. Brandy Walker
3. Marcia Dawood
4. Megan Joseph
5. Tchernavia Montgomery
6. Katie Spencer
7. Karen Riordan
8. Ivan Canada

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