This podcast addresses an important piece of the campaign puzzle - case statements. What are they? How can you write an effective case statement for your campaign? Listen to this podcast to learn more.
Read MoreListen to the weekly podcast “Around with Randall” as he discusses, in just a few minutes, a topic surrounding non-profit philanthropy. Included each week are tactical suggestions listeners can use to immediately make their non-profit, and their job activities, more effective.
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Has your organization ever done a feasibility study to gauge how a potential campaign might perform? This month we are talking about campaigns. This episode is dedicated to feasibility studies. Give it a listen to learn how you can leverage a feasibility study to benefit your organization.
Read MoreRecently, Hallett Philanthropy surveyed individuals who work in the nonprofit space to gauge their employment satisfaction. Today, Randall is sharing some results of the survey. Full details and a white paper will be available on www.hallettphilanthropy.com soon.
Read MoreThere are many wonderful philanthropists - some famous and some not so much. Charles Feeney has flown “under the radar” but is one of the greatest philanthropists of our time. Listen to this podcast to learn more about Mr. Feeney.
Read MoreBy 2030, an estimated 75 percent of the workforce will be millennials. Millennials are changing the way we work - they are motivated in different ways and look for different qualities in their workplaces and workspaces. Listen to this podcast to learn more.
Read MoreOne of the most important characteristics of a great gift officer is that of self-actualization. Are you self-actualized? Listen to this podcast to find out how you can become more in-tune.
Read MoreIf you're hiring in your non-profit, or if you are in the process of looking for a new job in the field, you're likely thinking about salaries and benefits. Some will argue that non-profit employees should be paid less because of their altruistic views at the work they are doing. However, to hire top-notch staff, you must pay their worth in experience and expertise. Listen to learn more.
Read MoreHiring great employees is critical in any industry, but especially in non-profit. How does your organization attract and retain staff? What do you do, as an employer, to ensure your team is happy? Listen to this podcast to learn more.
Read MoreWhat does it mean to be a trustee of the community? Trustees can come in many forms, and perhaps your largest donor isn’t your only trustee. Azim Premiji, a leading philanthropist, has a great understanding of what it means to be a trustee. Listen to the podcast to learn more.
Read MoreBuilding a stellar team is not easy. Once you've taken the time to hire the right people, you have to work to ensure they stay happy and continue to add value to your team. Listen to this podcast to learn more about team-building and why it matters.
Read MoreHow are you moving prospects and donors through the giving process? Has your process changed during the pandemic? Clients are sharing their challenges with prospects and donors who are not as far along in the process as they had hoped. Listen to this podcast for my take on Moves Management and what you can do to positively impact your bottom line.
Read MoreAre you using social media? Is your audience? Depending on their age, they probably are. Different generations utilize social media differently. Listen to this podcast to understand how certain generations are using social media and what its impact is on philanthropy.
Read MoreOn this Mother's Day, let's take a moment to appreciate all the great moms out there, especially those working in philanthropy. Thank you, moms!
Read MoreNot everyone is awesome all the time. And not every situation is great. How do you deal with challenging people or situations? I have some tips that I think will be helpful for you. Listen to this podcast to learn more.
Read MoreHow does data impact philanthropy? Listen to this special edition podcast about philanthropists, John and Laura Arnold, to learn about their philosophy behind their massive giving campaign and how data is a driving force.
Read MoreCreating a balance between your work life and your personal life can be a challenge, especially during Covid. How are you adjusting? Do you have boundaries between work and personal time? Does your employer respect your boundaries? I address this and more in this podcast. Give it a listen.
Read MoreConcierge services have been in the news a lot lately as health systems begin administering the Covid-19 vaccine. How do Concierge Services work? What makes a great program? Listen to this podcast to learn more about these types of programs and the do's and don'ts to creating a great concierge service for your health system.
Read MoreOver the years I have read many terrific books and studies pertaining to philanthropy. Even though these books and reports were written some time ago, their ideas and themes are relevant today. Listen to this podcast to learn what resources I still recommend.
Read MoreWhere does the idea of philanthropy come from? You might be surprised to learn philanthropy can be traced back more than 2,500 years ago to Greek mythology. Listen to this podcast to learn more about the history of philanthropy and why we give.
Read MoreGiven the changes of the past year, your team is likely still working from home. Is your team effective when working remotely? Are they happier? More productive? Listen to this podcast for my thoughts on leadership and location.
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