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Creating a Culture of Philanthropy in Nonprofits

The essential yet often overlooked concept of creating a true culture of philanthropy within nonprofit organizations, with Shannon L. Watts, Principal Consultant of Key Fundraising. Hosted by Julia Patrick and Wendy Adams, the conversation looks into the ways nonprofit teams . . . . . . . . .

Nonprofit Storytelling With Numbers

Guest expert Angela Coaxum transforms the often-intimidating world of nonprofit financials into a vibrant, engaging conversation about storytelling. With her dynamic approach, Angela, a Regional Director at Your Part-Time Controller, demystifies the process of turning dry financial data into a . . . . . . . . .

How To Vet Job Candidates (For nonprofits)

Best practices for vetting new prospective nonprofit staff, with the CEO of Staffing Boutique, Katie Warnock. Katie, with 20 years of experience in nonprofit recruitment, shares her candid thoughts on what it takes to identify the right candidates, emphasizing the . . . . . . . . .

Questions Nonprofits Asked Us! (Financial Leadership)

Responses to important questions about nonprofit finance and accounting, with Deanna Peterson, director at Your Part-Time Controller (YPTC), and host Julia Patrick. This episode caps off a dynamic Nonprofit Power Week, that covered insightful thinking, key issues, and actionable suggestions . . . . . . . . .