As a nonprofit leader, you work hard, drive change, and continue to be a source of inspiration. We see you. Tune in as we show our appreciation for you and your hard work — and even learn how to implement actionable team-wide appreciation.

A thriving nonprofit is built on relationships, which is what can make leading them particularly messy. Michael Bungay Stanier provides tangible advice on how to stop leaving them to chance.

With compounding crises and permanent culture shifts, how do you navigate this new normal? Tune in for exclusive high-end communications training on how to inspire, unite, and move more people to action.

Regardless of your role, YOU are a Brand Shepherd — and you’re charged with bringing your organization’s work to life. From the mission statement to the stories you tell, here’s a straightforward way to make sure you do it on brand.

Relationships in a nonprofit are everything — no pressure. Blake Fly serves up out-of-the-box methods to elevate your connections and make each one memorable.

It’s critical your messaging accurately reflects your organization’s identity to your donors, staff, and board — especially when cruising into fundraising season. Don’t wait for the “check engine” light to go on to give your mission, vision, or tagline a tune-up.

The #1 most important skill you can have as a leader is knowing how to effectively communicate. Judith Humphrey outlines clear strategies to not just communicate but to lead and inspire.

When was the last time you looked at your website? Like really examined it. Consider the pictures staring back at you. Are they telling your nonprofit’s entire story?

If you don’t watch it, your org’s brand pot will boil over before you even realize it’s happening. After years of experience in this area, I have come to realize the number one reason why nonprofits veer off brand. Keep reading to learn what it is as well as how to avoid it and keep your brand on track.