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🎧 Reynaldo Santana: Does It Make Sense to Setup a Not For Profit Too?

Reynaldo is a serial entrepreneur, author, speaker and expert in business development, smart real estate and technologies. He enjoys using his tech background to increase value, revenue and create efficient processes. One of the things that blew up Reynaldo’s real estate businesses was getting access to an ad grant which In turn he has been able to do for all his clients and friends to help them obtain a $120,000/yr worth of free Adwords, as well as helping uplift their local communities via philanthropic giving.

🎧 419: The GK Fund with Michael Benezra

Michael Benezra is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of the GK Fund: a nonprofit social impact fund to support BIPOC-owned companies in Greater Boston. Michael also serves as the COO of Colette Phillips Communications, helping to lead the All Inclusive Boston tourism campaign, among other projects.

🎧 How an Accidental Leader Transformed an Industry with Scott Harrison

Join us as our host, George Kamel, talks to Scott Harrison. Scott is the founder and CEO of charity: water, a nonprofit focused on bringing clean water to everyone on Earth. We talk about how he’s scaled charity: water over the past 15 years and why the best tribes are built around an enthusiastic, mission-oriented leader.

🎧 Vision, Mission, and Purpose and the Grooming Alchemist, with Charlie McCoy Oyekwe

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with Charlie McCoy Oyekwe about vision, mission, and purpose and his non-profit, The Grooming Alchemist. See the video here: Charlie McCoy Oyekwe ( is a investor, serial entrepreneur and mens’s grooming expert, with over 20 years of barber and beauty industry experience.

🎧 Fundraising for non-profit is easier than for a for-profit company? HOW? Dylan Kendall explains

Dylan Kendall – candidate for Los Angeles City Council District in 2022 and a Founder of a for-profit and non-profit in this episode shares her experience of being a founder in Los Angeles. She explains how did it happen that fundraising for a non-profit turned out to be easier than for a for-profit company and how she got into politics.

🎧 Michi Ferreol: Filipina EdTech Trailblazer, Harvard MBA & Finding A Mountain To Die On

Michi has spent over five years working in social enterprises across the United States, Africa and Southeast Asia, with a focus on education and the future of work. Her most recent full-time role was at the African Leadership University, where she was part of the founding team that built and launched a 6-month intensive work readiness program for recent college graduates in Kenya.

🎧 Ep793: Eyal Niv | Managing General Partner, Pitango

Eyal Niv is a Managing Partner at Pitango First, having joined in 2015. Prior to joining Pitango, Eyal was Managing Partner at Giza VC, where he led the fund operations and focused mainly on IT infrastructure, Semiconductors & Internet. Eyal serves on the Board of Directors of Graphcore, AI21, Lumigo, Optibus and Iguazio.

🎧 Ep 149: Can We Fix the Nonprofit Burnout Problem? (with Chris Barlics)

Today, Health Coach and Personal Trainer, Chris Barlics, and I are going to talk about something many nonprofit leaders put last on their to-do lists: self-care. Not just because it is January and many of us are reflecting on how we can improve our lives through setting goals and making resolutions, but also because so many nonprofit leaders are notorious people pleasers and workaholics — which often leads to nonprofit burnout.

🎧 Rich Dachman, CEO of Brighter Bites, Non Profit Produce Distribution with an Amazing Supply Chain & Story!

Join me by listening to a discussion with Rich about Brighter Bites which is changing the lives of children & families in the USA.  Rich has over 40yrs of experience in Supply Chain Produce from the world’s largest distributor Sysco to helping smaller farmers aid the mission of Brighter Bites.   The story of

🎧 Dr. Erin Duffy, Ph.D. & Kevin Outterson, ESQ – Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (CARB-X)

The Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Biopharmaceutical Accelerator (CARB-X – is a global non-profit partnership accelerating antibacterial products to address drug-resistant bacteria, a leading cause of death around the world. 1.27 million deaths worldwide were attributed to resistant bacterial infections in 2019.

🎧 1/2 The Eight Paradoxes of Great Leadership: Tim Elmore

The Eight Paradoxes of Great Leadership Leaders at the top of their game must embrace the paradoxes of modern leadership. We must understand that strategies, tactics, and decision-making are important. However, to be outstanding, we have all got to be applying the behavioral and social sciences. But, how can we embrace these seemingly conflicting demands of today’s workplace.

🎧 #48: Sheel Mohnot, Better Tomorrow Ventures – How To Earn The Right To Invest In Startups and What It Takes To Become The Most Active Global Fintech I

Sheel is a co-founder of Better Tomorrow, a seed-stage venture capital fund investing in Fintech companies globally. His own startup experience includes 2 successful Fintech exits — a payments company and a high-stakes auction company — and he’s GP of the 500 Fintech fund. He formerly worked as a financial services consultant at BCG and started his Fintech career at the non-profit p2p lender, Kiva.

🎧 IAM1332 – COO Turned CEO Helps Organizations Achieve Operational Excellence

Bonnie Ortiz formed O2 Consulting Group, a premier professional services firm, in 2017 after spending almost a decade as the Chief Operating Officer for The Partnership Federal Credit Union. A recognized expert in strategy formation, process improvement and project management, Bonnie now provides her clients with a comprehensive operational toolkit, aligning people, process and systems to corporate goals.

🎧 #147 Inspire Others to Give to a Charity – Sophie Wadsworth

Speaking Podcast Social Media / My Other Podcasts + Donations About my Guest: Sophie Wadsworth brings to her coaching practice a passion for helping leaders craft and deliver personal, mission-centered stories, while nurturing a culture of storytelling throughout their organizations.

🎧 Holy Crap! Learn This, And Then Change The World

Yeah literally, when you understand these core principles, you can change the world in as many crazy ways as you would like to. Hit me up on IG! @russellbrunson Text Me! 208-231-3797 Join my newsletter at marketingsecrets.com ClubHouseWithRussell.com Magnetic Marketing —Transcript— Hey, what’s up everybody.

🎧 Amazing People Do Amazing Things

On this episode of ScaleUp Radio, I’m speaking to Julie Kent MBE.   As you’ll hear, Julie has quite a few roles – and we do touch on a few of them – but she’s mainly here to talk about the role she has with the Pied Piper Appeal, which is a charity that works to make a difference to sick and disabled children in Gloucestershire.

🎧 394 Embracing the Collective Genius – Lynn Margherio

Welcome to episode 394 of the Today’s Leader Podcast, Leading a revolution to build tomorrow’s best leaders today. I love speaking with leaders that are out to make a difference in the world and today’s guest is right up there with inspirational people I have met. She is a leader in the fields of social justice and children’s issues, Lynn Margherio is the Founder and CEO of Cradles to Crayons.

🎧 Leading Change from the Inside Out | Erika Andersen

Unless you’ve been living on another planet, the past few years have shown that we’re in a time of unimagined and unrelenting change—and we’re not very good at it. According to McKinsey & Company, an alarming 70% of all change initiatives fail, largely because we’re biologically hardwired to return to what’s worked for us before.

🎧 302: Observability with Charity Majors

Tune in as Co-founder and CTO of Honeycomb, an observability platform, Charity Majors joins Chris to drop some knowlege bombs such as: Thinking of observability as being about the unknown unknowns: Allowing for high cardinality, high dimensionality, ad hoc queries at any point in time. Comparing instrumentation to a muscle: It’s a habit that needs to be developed and fostered.

🎧 141: Nonprofit Success in an Age of Disruption (Dave Lenox)

141: Nonprofit Success in an Age of Disruption (Dave Lenox) SUMMARY Many nonprofits experience periods of volitivity as a result of leadership turnover. Covid has accelerated some nonprofit leaders to leave an organization after many years of service. In episode #141 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, Dave Lenox, a former nonprofit executive director and current managing partner at The Valtas Group, explains the numerous resources available to organizations during these transitions.

🎧 Alexandr Wang – A Primer on AI

My guest today is Alexandr Wang, the CEO and founder of Scale AI. Alexandr founded Scale in 2016, having been inspired to accelerate the development of AI through his work at Quora and his studies at MIT. Specifically, Alexandr realized there was a lack of infrastructure solutions for producing high quality data, the lifeblood for AI models.

🎧 Get that Money, Honey with Rhea Wong

In this episode, I chat with Rhea Wong – a nonprofit consultant, author, and stand-up comedian, about raising money for nonprofits and the emotional connection between nonprofits and comedy. 80% of successful fundraising comes from the mindset. Unfortunately, many nonprofits operate from a scarcity mindset.

🎧 Investing for Good with Co-founder and Executive Director of Fast Forward Shannon Farley

Shannon Farley, Co-founder and Executive Director of Fast Forward, shares the inception and growth of the organization and the importance of investing in technology that accelerates social impact. Before the company’s founding in 2014, Shannon came to the realization that the technology industry kept solving problems for the market and neglected solving for issues that impact basic human rights.

🎧 134: Revisited with update: Clockworking a non-profit with Steve Lucin

Non-profits operate just like businesses, except with much smaller operating budgets and they need operations support.  If you run (or support) a non-profit business, it’s even more vital to Clockwork the business to efficiently utilize the limited resources to maximize impact.   This week on the Run Like Clockwork Podcast, Clockwork superstar, Steve Lucin, shares about his experience Clockworking his non-profit.

🎧 TCEP 184: Transitioning From Private to Public Sector: Being Thrown Into the Fire

In this episode, which is part of our Women in Civil Engineering series, I talk with Elia Twigg, PE, who is the local agency manager and Senior Project engineer for CONSOR Engineers about her career work in the public AND private sectors, and how she had to manage more than 20 people at the age of 25 with no prior experience.

🎧 Visionary Non-Profit Creator, Paul Gigliotti

In today’s episode, we are joined by Paul Gigliotti the COO of Pinnacle Home Loans and the visionary CEO & Co-founder of Axis Lending Academy – a brilliant and fast-growing non-profit company with a wonderful mission and vision. We talk about the power of Origin Stories and understanding yourself and where you come from in life and business, the fundamentally incorrect assumption underlying work-life balance, the massive changes in the mortgage industry (like so many others), and its new focus on the people who make it run.

🎧 #205: Martin Wilson – CEO Digital Identity Net

Martin Wilson is CEO of Digital Identity Net, a growing Fintech business regulated by the FCA and founded with a social purpose to deliver the first privately funded public service. It aims to make the internet a safer place by enabling people to verify who they are by calling on their bank to vouch for them.

🎧 What Can Digital Health Innovators Learn from Oncology? (Sean Khozin)

Therapies for cancer are being developed at light speed and upward of 60 gene and cell therapies are projected to reach regulatory approval in the U.S. by 2030, according to the MIT NEWDIGS collaborative. Due to the nature of cancer, readiness for risks in drug development is much higher here than it might be in other medical fields.

🎧 The Importance Of Charity & Its Impact On Your Life, Business & Society

This is the most in-depth podcast you will ever hear on the topic of “charity”. I will give you the answers to the following questions. 1. Why must we give charity? 2. What are the different types of charity? 3. What are the different modes of giving? 4. How much percentage to give in charity? 5. How often to give in charity? 6. How to select the right charity to give? 7. What are the other forms of charity, other than money? 8. My vision for the future of our community. If you resonate with this podcast, then join my tribe. I’d be more than happy to help you achieve your giving goals.

🎧 So You Think You Want to Become a Storyteller… Stories In Business

I’m teaching a storytelling workshop to 100 non-profit executive directors when one of the CEOs raises her hand. She says, “I don’t have a story. I run the local Humane Society and we depend on donations. None of the donors care about my personal story. They want to hear about the animals.”  So I ask her why she wanted to become CEO in the first place.

🎧 Balance of Power: Understanding Where the Nonprofit Board Roles End and Staff Begins

Mandy Pearce, CFRE | Owner | (Funding for Good) In 2009, visionary, Mandy Pearce, founded her flagship company, Funding for Good, to equip organizations with all of the skills and tools needed to become successful and sustainable. She continues to enjoy evolving this company to meet the changing demands of the nonprofit world.

🎧 He helps small small businesses: Tom interviews Steve Fredlund

Steve Fredlund is here with 30 years of corporate experience. Steve has launched his own business, helping entrepreneurs, micro businesses and nonprofits and other smaller organizations. And as part of his overlapping 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience, he’s started an effort bringing a transformation to a community in northern Rwanda, where he traveled four times in his volunteer role of executive director.

🎧 Selwyn Whitehead, Owner, Law Offices of Selwyn D. Whitehead, A DotCom Magazine Interview

About Selwyn Whitehead and Law Offices of Selwyn D. Whitehead: Selwyn D. Whitehead Esq. [JD, LLM Tax Law, LLM IP Law, California Bar Bankruptcy Law Certified Specialist] is a San Francisco Bay Area bankruptcy and tax attorney whose practice focuses on helping her clients manage their wealth through effective estate and tax planning and/or manage their debt through debt restructuring or bankruptcy.

🎧 418: Better Together with Rita Fuerst Adams

Rita Fuerst Adams is the President of the Charitable and Philanthropic Management Counsel. She has a passion for building community for the common good and creative teams driving swing-for-the-fences social change. Rita serves charitable and philanthropic organizations, large and small, working with causes in education, youth, the arts, community and economic development, historic preservation, health care, international relations, and professional and civic affairs.

🎧 050. Susan Liautaud: Leading At The Ethics Edge

Welcome to a new season of the Leading Transformational Change podcast!  A healthy culture is a culture in which ethics and values are central to the decision-making process.  While laws and regulations can offer us some guidance, Dr. Susan Liautaud makes the case that the ethics edge – the areas in which we can’t rely on rules but need our ethical compass and clear guiding principles – is growing.

🎧 Tips for Scaling Your Non-Profit Like a Business w/Scott Ritzheimer Ep#162

Strategy & Leadership Podcast 162: Scott Ritzheimer is the CEO of Scale Architects, where he helps scale and sustain organizational success using the Predictable Success framework. Recently, Scott sold his ownership in StartCHURCH that he helped grow to 60 employees as CEO. On this episode of the Strategy & Leadership Podcast, Scott joins us to discuss valuable lessons for scaling, key distinctions between non-profits & for-profits, the benefits of different leadership styles, & more.

🎧 Will StoryBrand Work for Your Non-Profit?

“I know the StoryBrand framework is fantastic in the for-profit world but will it work for my non-profit? ”   In this series, we’re answering the question, “Will it work for me?” Previously on the podcast, we explored each part of the StoryBrand framework, and now we’re showing you how to apply them directly into your specific business or organization.

🎧 Chapter Three – The Halo Effect

In the age of “corporate social responsibility,” giant corporations are tired of looking like the bad guys. Microsoft, Dow Chemical, Allstate Insurance, Hershey’s, Teck Mining – these companies were used to being blamed and boycotted. But by donating to WE Charity, they got more than tax benefits – they got a whole new PR strategy.

🎧 Digital Marketing Magic for Nonprofits – and For Profits [Beth Hammock Interview]

I have always thought that businesses can learn a lot from successful nonprofit marketing. The idea is that if a nonprofit that is strapped for resources can connect with their community, you should be able to connect with your own. This episode is all about nonprofit digital marketing, but in a similar vein, the advice here is applicable for all.

🎧 DataKind – The Power of Data Science & AI in the Service of Humanity

Lauren Woodman, the tech-for-good veteran who was recently announced CEO of DataKind, joins me on Tech Talks Daily to discuss the future of the Data for Good movement. DataKind is a global non-profit organization that leverages data science in the service of humanity. They are unique for pushing the boundaries of what is possible when social and humanitarian causes leverage advanced technology to enact positive change in the world.

🎧 44. Short Stuff: 3 Social Media Tips for Leaders of Non-Profits

Social media is an important part of every small non-profit’s digital arsenal, but often leaders of small organisations can find it hard to make time to engage on social media. In this episode of Short Stuff, social media specialist & Co-Founder of the Small Non-Profits Alliance, Kirsty Wallett, shares three easy ways you can engage with your supporters on social media as a non-profit leader.

🎧 What Can LinkedIn Do for Nonprofits?

What Can LinkedIn Do for Nonprofits? Interview with LinkedIn Specialist, Carol Kaemmerer LinkedIn is THE place where business professionals such as your prospective Board members, volunteers, and donors can be found — so it behooves every nonprofit leader to have a solid presence there as well. Having a company page for the nonprofit is important too, because it gives your nonprofit added credibility and helps staff, Board members, and volunteers proudly list their affiliation with the organization.

🎧 Episode #15-Alternative Learning Options for Children of Entrepreneurs: Charity Muhammad of Planting Pure Seeds Academy

In This Episode of The Couple-preneurs Show with Charity Muhammad of the Planting Pure Seeds Academy Online, we discuss: – Preparing kids of entrepreneurs to be future entrepreneurs via Virtual Learning – Misconceptions of misdiagnosed kids – Benefits of homeschooling and Montessori school approaches About Charity and the Planting Pure Seeds Academy Online: Mrs.

🎧 182: Identity Crisis – The Story of Emily Miller & the Fast-Growing Non-Profit

It’s Season 15 on the Business Infrastructure podcast and we’re trying something different. Many of you asked for it and it’s here – a business infrastructure masterclass! * Over the next 13 episodes, you’ll hear the alternating stories of entrepreneurs faced with the challenges of unfilled customer demand and the specific tactics used to calm the chaos.

🎧 CoRead AI: Dr. Ngo on AI algorithms to monitor for known radiologist blind-spots

On this episode of “Brains Behind AI”, Ari had the opportunity to speak with Lawrence Ngo, a practicing radiologist with a PhD in neurobiology. Lawrence is also the Co-founder and CEO of CoRead.AI, a start-up that has developed machine learning algorithms that analyzes the images and reports from radiology exams, and flags studies with high probability for peer review.

🎧 Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode # 126: Resilient Communities Need Public Private Partnerships to Survive

In this episode of the Managing Uncertainty Podcast, Bryghtpath Principal & Chief Executive Bryan Strawser discusses how resilient communities need public-private partnerships to survive. Related Episodes & Blog Posts Blog Post: Public/Private Partnerships – An overview Blog Post: Resilient Communities Need Public/Private Partnerships to Survive Episode #79: The Bryghtpath Global Security Framework Episode #99: Hurricane Season 2020 Episode Transcript Hello, and Welcome to the Managing Uncertainty podcast, this is Bryan Strawser, Principal and Chief Executive here at Bryghtpath.

🎧 James O’Keefe, Andy Ngo, And Libby Emmons Join Discussing The State of Journalism

Tim, Ian, Luke, and Lydia host journalists James O’Keefe, Andy Ngo, and Libby Emmons to discuss the FBI raiding James’ home, the nearly half of Democrats who think it’s a good idea to fine and even jail people who even question vaccines, Andy Ngo’s experience fighting the bad faith actors who come after him, and some hope for the future of journalism and the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

🎧 Cultural Wealth with Maria Calibo Sales, Sarah Hyland, Stephenie Rodriguez, Fiona Harrison, + Cathy Ngo

“You will have heard of the saying, money makes the world go round. At SheEO, we know that money is not the only thing that makes our world go around, because we operate in the spirit of radical generosity.” — Maria Calibo-Sales In this episode This special episode of the SheEO.World podcast was recorded live at the 2021 Australian Summit.

🎧 An Ex-ACLU Gun-Toting Ex-Muslim Discusses Antifa And Andy Ngo (Search-Engine-Optimization Awareness Month Edition)

Katie regales Jesse with some Pride history. Then Jesse talks about why he came back to Twitter and why he immediately left again. The, in the meat of the show, Katie interviews one of the more interesting people you’ll ever learn about. Is Andy Ngo absent from this show? Ngo way. Not by a lNgong shot.

🎧 35. Profit First for your Small Business with Susanne Mariga

Most of us start our businesses to make a profit, but sometimes it could feel like we just can’t get ahead. Whether you’ve heard of the cash management system Profit First or not, you will learn so much from this episode. My next guest is Susanne Mariga, a CPA and a Certified Profit First Professional.