Nonprofit Mission: Impact
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How to Hire a Nonprofit Consultant with Heather Yandow
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11/17/20 • 35 min
Welcome to the Nonprofit Mission Impact Podcast. This week we’re talking to Heather Yandow.
We talked about:
- What gets in the way of nonprofits hiring consultants successfully.
- Why an RFP process is often not the best approach to having a great experience with a consultant.
- The trends we are observing in this time of disruption.
BIO:
Heather Yandow brings more than 20 years of experience as an outreach coordinator, coalition leader, project manager, and fundraiser to Third Space Studio. She helps organizations with strategic planning, board development, change management, leadership development, and going from good to great. She has also served on the Board of Directors of Democracy NC, ncyt: NC’s Network of Young Nonprofit Professionals, and the Beehive Collective (a giving circle). She is also the founder of Nonprofit.ist, an online platform for nonprofits to find the consulting expertise they need.
Links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/heatheryandow/
https://www.thirdspacestudio.com/
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Building shared governance for nonprofits with Marla Bobowick
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02/22/22 • 33 min
In Episode 42 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest, Marla Bobowick discuss:
- The major misconceptions people have about boards and governance
- How staff and board can shift to shared leadership
- Why boards need to focus more on the future than just talking about the past
Guest Bio:
Marla Bobowick is an independent consultant based in Washington, DC, has served as a Senior Governance Consultant for BoardSource since 2008, and is also a Standards for Excellence® licensed consultant. She has more than 30 years of nonprofit experience and a history of creative problem solving. Specializing in nonprofit management and leadership, she has extensive experience with board governance, strategy, and publishing. She has worked with nonprofit organizations of all types and sizes, including regional healthcare and social service providers, educational institutions (independent schools and colleges and universities), family and other private foundations, and local and national offices of federated organizations and professional associations. Previously, Marla was Vice President of Products at BoardSource, where she oversaw publications, online products, and research. During her tenure at BoardSource, she was an active consultant and trainer, developed educational curriculum, managed regional capacity building projects, oversaw the global program, and coordinated the annual conference. While at BoardSource, Marla managed Leading with Intent: A National Index of Nonprofit Board Practices. She was also a member of the working group for The Source: Twelve Principles of Governance That Power Exceptional Boards (BoardSource © 2005). She managed “Governance Futures: New Perspectives on Nonprofit Governance,” a multiyear research project that culminated in publication of Governance as Leadership: Reframing the Work of Nonprofit Boards (John Wiley & Sons © 2005). She is co-author of Assessing Board Performance: A Practical Guide for College, University, System, and Foundation Boards (Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges © 2018). Previously, Marla was an acquisitions editor at John Wiley & Sons, where she developed Wiley’s Nonprofit Law, Finance, and Management Series and the Association of Fundraising Professionals Fund Development Series. Marla holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Amherst College, a master’s degree in business administration and a certificate in nonprofit management from Case Western Reserve University. She is a past board chair of Maryland Nonprofits and a past board member Calvary Women’s Services.
Important Links and Resources:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/marlabobowick/
- http://www.bobowickconsulting.com/
- The AGB Book Principles of Trusteeship
- An AGB Article: “What Kind of Board Member Are You?”
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The pressure of being the only with Damary Bonilla-Rodriguez
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02/08/22 • 30 min
This episode is part of the Culture Fit project that Carol recorded with her son-in-law Peter Cruz. In this episode, Carol, her cohost Peter Cruz, and their guest Damary Bonilla discuss:
- The toll that being the sole person of color in a group can take on a person
- The connections between code switching, imposter syndrome and internalized oppression
- How expectations are shifting with each new generation
Guest bio:Dr. Damary M. Bonilla-Rodriguez is a national leading authority on leadership development, especially as it pertains to diversity and inclusion. She delivers keynote addresses and presentations drawing upon her experience from roles in the non-profit, private, and government sectors, as well as her doctoral research. Her research about Latina leadership in the United States has served as the foundation for events, conference sessions, publications, and content development - to address the urgency of leadership development for a fast-growing population and create a pipeline of diverse leaders.
Dr. Bonilla-Rodriguez holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and Social Work from the College of New Rochelle where she received the College President’s Medal, graduated with Departmental Honors, and was awarded the Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Award. She also holds a Master of Science degree in Organizational Communications and a Specialized Certification in Corporate Communications, both from the College of New Rochelle. Personal endeavors of overcoming statistics and accessing higher education, led her to earn a Doctorate in Education focusing on Executive Leadership from St. John Fisher College.
To change the political and leadership landscape for Latinos, Dr. Bonilla-Rodriguez ran for State Representative in the 189th District of Pennsylvania in the 2016 election cycle where she became the 1st Hispanic to make a State ballot in Pike and Monroe Counties. In November 2019, she became the 1st Hispanic elected as School Board Director in the East Stroudsburg Area School District where she Chairs the Education and Negotiation committees. Passionate about supporting professional organizations, she is a Board Member of the Brodhead Watershed Association where she Chairs the Membership committee, Colonial IU 20 where she serves as Vice President, Prospanica NY where she serves as Vice President of Professional Development, Latina VIDA, Latinas on the Plaza and an Advisory Board member for several organizations including: The Board of Hispanic Caucus Chairs, Monroe County Children and Youth where she leads the Education committee, SciGirls, and the Alliance for Positive Youth Development. In addition, she was appointed by Governor Tom Wolf to represent the Poconos Region on statewide commissions on Redistricting Reform and Latino affairs (GACLA) where she Chairs the Education committee.
Dr. Bonilla-Rodriguez was recognized as a 2014 Coors Light Lideres finalist and the recipient of numerous awards including a proclamation from the NYS Assembly, the Proud to Be Latina Soy Poderosa award, and the SISGI Beyond Good Ideas Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership award. Her published written accomplishments include the books Ethics, Gender, and Leadership in the Workplace and Today’s Inspired Latina (Volume II), as well as contributing to the Huffington Post and being featured by several media outlets including NBC Latino, Chief Writing Wolf, and the Empowered Latinas series.
While, she is proud of her many accomplishments, she highlights her greatest as being the mother of eleven-year-old twin boys, Caleb and Joshua. She resides in Pennsylvania with her boys and husband Robert. Her favorite quote is: “If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants” (Newton).
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Fundraising Fundamentals with Sabrina Walker Hernandez
Nonprofit Mission: Impact
07/06/21 • 36 min
In episode 26 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, some of the topics that Carol and her guest, Sabrina Walker Hernandez discussed include:
- How to get comfortable with fundraising
- The breakdown of the fundraising process
- Why both introverts and extroverts make good fundraisers
Guest Information:Sabrina Walker Hernandez is the President & CEO of Supporting World Hope. She has over 25 years of experience in nonprofit management, fundraising, and leadership. One of Sabrina’s greatest successes is that she increased operation revenue from $750,000 to $2.5 million over an 8-year period as well as being responsible for the planning and operations of a $12 million comprehensive capital campaign in the 3rd poorest county in the United States. She has also facilitated numerous workshops with hundreds of nonprofit professionals and is a master trainer for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Sabrina is certified in Nonprofit Management by Harvard Business School. She is an active community leader and volunteer in Edinburg, Texas where she is based.
Important Guest Links:
- https://www.facebook.com/groups/NonprofitProfessionalsExchange/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinawalkerhernandez/
- https://supportingworldhope.com/leadership/
Contact Us:
- Send an email: https://www.missionimpactpodcast.com/contact.html
- Get Nora to edit your show or write some music: [email protected]
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Nonprofit Equity highlights from 2020 and 2021
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01/11/22 • 33 min
In episode 39, Carol Hamilton looks back at the last year and a half of Nonprofit Mission: Impact. Using clips from interviews with Tip Fallon, Nyacko Perry, Carlyn Madden, Kristin Bradley-Bull, Keisha Sitney, Rosalind Spiegel, Stephen Graves and Nathaniel Benjamin, she examines:
- How the nonprofit sector is not exempt from the larger systems of capitalism, white supremacy culture and patriarchy
- The toll code switching and the requirement to assimilate costs
- What steps organizations can use to start to make their organizations more equitable and inclusive.
Learn more about my featured guests:
- Tip Fallon https://www.linkedin.com/in/tipfallon/
- Nyacko Perry, https://www.linkedin.com/in/nyacko-pearl-perry-msod-ab726917/
- Carlyn Madden, https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlynmadden/
- Kristin Bradley-Bull, https://www.linkedin.com/in/rootstocanopy/
- Keisha Sitney, https://www.linkedin.com/in/keisha-sitney/
- Rosalind Spigel, https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosalind-spigel-msod-1694751/
- Stephen Graves, https://www.linkedin.com/in/sggraves/
- Nathaniel Benjamin, https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanielhbenjamin/
- Plus my guest host for the culture fit episodes Peter James Cruz, https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterjcruz/
Resources mentioned:
- 1619 project: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/14/magazine/1619-america-slavery.html
- Jeanne Bell – Hire By Hire report https://www.compasspoint.org/sites/default/files/documents/Hire_by_Hire_Report.pdf
- Robert Gass – Art of Transformational Consulting: https://atctools.org/
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Transformational nonprofit organizational culture change with Terrill Thompson and Monique Meadows
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01/25/22 • 42 min
In episode 40 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guests, Monique Meadows and Terrill Thompson, discuss:
- What makes up organizational culture
- Why it is so hard to be open to the possibility of changing that culture
- How to get lasting change in an organization’s culture
Guest bio:Monique and Terrill are long-time friends and co-owners of Banyan Coaching and Consulting, where they partner with clients to create healthy, vibrant, and sustainable cultures through holistic coaching and facilitation. Our love for the natural world is integrated into all that we do. We invite you to tap into your inner knowing as we together transform and expand in ways that are electrifying, unpredictable and imperative. Monique is a lifelong student of energy healing, channeling and a Reiki Master. Terrill lives in a community on a permaculture farm where they draw energy and joy from producing food, nurturing healthy ecosystems, and offering respite to activists, artists, and organizational leaders. Both earned Master’s degrees in Organization Development from American University, where they were awarded Segal-Seashore Fellowships for their commitment to social justice.
Important Links and Resources:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/moniquejmeadows/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/ctthompsonconsulting/
- https://www.banyan-consulting.com/
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Nonprofit fundraising transparency with Pooya Pourak
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03/12/24 • 37 min
In episode 93 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Pooya Pourak discuss the importance of transparent, impact-centric fundraising, the use of technology for efficiency, and the necessity of fair compensation for nonprofit employees. They delve into the nuances of donor engagement, exploring how to shift from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance and collaboration. They also discuss the potential of AI in the sector, while maintaining the human element that is essential to nonprofit work.
Episode Highlights:
09:40 - Donor Engagement and Trust:
Pooya presents statistics on donor engagement and trust, highlighting the disconnect between nonprofits and donors, and the strategies to improve transparency and communication.
12:00 Language and Fundraising:
The conversation shifts to the language used in fundraising and how it affects donor relationships. They discuss the importance of genuine, mission-aligned connections over transactional interactions.
14:00 Shifting Status Quo Assumptions:
Carol and Pooya discuss how nonprofits can break free from counterproductive practices and adopt strategies that promote long-term sustainability and diversified fundraising sources.
16:30 Nonprofit Ecosystem Complexity:
Pooya reflects on the complexity of the nonprofit ecosystem, including the roles of various stakeholders, from other nonprofits to donors, foundations, and policy.
22:00 Testing Hypotheses in Fundraising:
Pooya details the testing of two hypotheses aimed at increasing generosity and online giving, including the influence of unrestricted donations and the effectiveness of matching gifts.
31:00 The Future of the Nonprofit Sector:
Looking ahead, Pooya anticipates the growing role of AI in the sector and emphasizes the need to balance technological advances with maintaining the sector's human-centered approach.
34:00 Fair Compensation
The interview concludes with Pooya advocating for fair compensation in the nonprofit sector and encouraging a shift from competition to collaboration to enhance collective impact.
Guest Bio: Pooya Pourak
Pooya is co-founder and CEO of MatchNice, a social impact tech startup on a mission to connect the nonprofit ecosystem and maximize social impact. His team is working on a new kind of impact-centric fundraising platform to increase transparency, engagement and accountability in digital fundraising. Pooya brings 15+ years of experience leading digital transformation across business, government, and now the nonprofit sector. He is the Host and Producer of The Nonprofit Lab, a podcast dedicated to the journey of discovery in the nonprofit sector with an aim to uncover and shake up the status quo. Pooya runs his own consulting practice where he helps our government listen to the needs of diverse stakeholders and put their feedback into action to inform large-scale systems delivery. Pooya holds a Bachelor of Science from Georgia Institute of Technology in Industrial & Systems Engineering and is also a certified yoga instructor.
Important Links and Resources:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/pooyapourak/
Charity Vest https://www.charityvest.org/
Google for Nonprofits https://www.google.com/nonprofits/
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Nonprofit Organizational healing with Nyacko Perry
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12/01/20 • 34 min
In episode 11 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, some of the topics that Carol and her guest, Nyacko Perry, discussed include:
- Addressing accountability of past actions as a method of moving forward
- Creating a healthy environment with room for employees to care for their mental health
- The process of making change in an organizational structure
- The disconnect between many organizations’ missions and their internal culture
- The disconnect between front-line workers, the people running many nonprofit organizations, and the communities they serve
- Thoughts on how organizational change happens
- How systems exploit vulnerable populations
Additional Resources:
- William Bridges’ Transition Theory: https://wmbridges.com/about/what-is-transition/
- The 1619 Project: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/14/magazine/1619-america-slavery.html
- 1619 podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1619/id1476928106
Guest Information:
Nyacko Perry utilizes a systems-thinking approach to assist individuals, community groups, and organizations, in creating more inclusive cultures. Her decade long career as a transformational change agent includes national and international facilitation with non-profit, corporate, and government agencies. Nyacko is the founder of Yin Consulting, a collaborative focused on personal, organizational and systemic healing.
She is the Organization Development Partner at the much-anticipated Comfort Kitchen, a restaurant, community meeting space, and a food incubator dedicated to fostering collaboration, cross-cultural understanding, and community engagement.
Nyacko also serves as a member of the Advisory Board for the Action Boston Community Development, Inc. Roxbury/N. Dorchester Opportunity Center. Nyacko holds an M.S. in Organization Development, with distinction, from American University. She is also a 500-hour professional level yoga teacher, an Afro Flow Yoga® certified teacher, and weaves her mindfulness expertise into her consulting work.
Links:
- www.yinconsulting.com/
- [email protected]
- www.comfortkitchenbos.com/
- www.instagram.com/comfortkitchenbos/
- www.allinconsulting.co
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Being a co-leader with your nonprofit board with Mary Hiland
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09/19/23 • 36 min
In episode 81, Carol Hamilton and Mary Hiland discuss the challenges and strategies of nonprofit executive directors working with their boards. They explore the importance of leaving a legacy and sharing knowledge, and how it inspired Carol to start her podcast, Mission Impact. Mary's book, "Love Your Board," is also discussed, focusing on the primary sources of trouble for executive directors when working with their boards. The conversation delves into the dimensions of capacity, connection, and culture within a board. They highlight the significance of building trust in board relationships and challenging assumptions in board recruitment. Additionally, they emphasize the need for emotional connection and individual check-ins with board members.
Episode Outline:
(00:08:52) Dimensions of Board Challenges (00:15:11) Building Trust in Board Relationships (00:21:39) Challenging Assumptions in Board Recruitment (00:27:55) Board Member Engagement
Guest Bio:
Mary Hiland Ph.D. is a nonprofit governance expert and leadership development consultant dedicated to helping nonprofit leaders lead effectively. Mary has over forty years’ experience in the nonprofit sector – both as an executive and as a board member. She has been consulting and coaching nonprofit leaders for 20 years. Mary is a speaker, published author, researcher, and a business professor at her local community college. She is author of the #1 international best-seller: Love Your Board! The Executive Directors’ Guide to Discovering the Sources of Nonprofit Board Troubles and What to Do About Them (2021) And Mary is a contributing author to four other nonprofit leadership books. Mary is the founder and host of the podcast: Inspired Nonprofit Leadership
Episode Links:
Hiland Consulting: https://www.hilandconsulting.org/
Inspired Nonprofit Leadership:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inspired-nonprofit-leadership/id1446218521
Talk with Mary: talkwithmary.com
Alliance for Nonprofit Management: https://allianceonlinecommunity.org/
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Don't skip Gen X for nonprofit leadership with Miguel Guadalupe
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01/16/24 • 18 min
In episode 89 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Miguel Guadalupe discuss
issues of generational engagement in leadership, highlighting the frequent oversight of Generation X and stressing the unique adaptability and valuable perspective that this generation brings to the table. Miguel emphasizes the necessity for Generation X to advocate for recognition in leadership roles, reflecting on a LinkedIn post that sparked a broader conversation about the career stagnation felt by many in his generation.
Episode highlights:
Don’t Forget GenX: underrepresentation and unique contributions of Generation X in leadership and decision-making processes.
Adapting to change: how Generation X's experience with the evolution of technology equips and other big changes over their career equips them with adaptability, a valuable skill set for leadership.
Perpetual Utility player: Many of the Gen Xers who commented on Miguel’s LinkedIn post shared the feeling of being overlooked in their professional lives.
Visibility and Advocacy: Miguel suggests that Generation X should take a lesson from Millenials and Gen Z and take a more assertive stance in advocating for their visibility and leadership opportunities.
Guest Bio: Miguel Guadalupe is Vice President of Donor and Community Relations at The Bowery Residents' Committee, or BRC in NYC. BRC helps over 10,000 individuals a year suffering from homelessness, mental illness, and addiction with the dignity and compassion they deserve. Miguel manages donor engagement, fundraising, and event planning, as well on service as BRC liaison to local elected officials, community organizations and businesses wherever a BRC program is located. He is also Vice Chair of the National Puerto Rican Day Parade, and helps to produce America's largest cultural celebration, in NYC, while helping to raise and distribute over $200K annually to students attending higher education.
Important Links and Resources:
Miguel’s viral LinkedIn post
Miguel Guadalupe on LinkedIn
The Bowery Residents' Committee
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How many episodes does Nonprofit Mission: Impact have?
Nonprofit Mission: Impact currently has 122 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Non-Profit, Leadership, Impact, Progressive, Nonprofit, Podcasts, Mission, Business and Innovation.
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The episode title 'How to Hire a Nonprofit Consultant with Heather Yandow' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Nonprofit Mission: Impact is 35 minutes.
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Episodes of Nonprofit Mission: Impact are typically released every 14 days.
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The first episode of Nonprofit Mission: Impact was released on Jul 31, 2020.
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If you are a non-profit leader, you need this show. There aren't enough business podcasts out there speaking directly to non-profit folks, and this one does an incredible job of it!
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