In an ever-diversifying society, it’s even more important to have a board that reflects the community you serve. But where do you start? Tune in and learn how to center DEI values in your leadership and decision-making.

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.

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.

More and more people are donating cryptocurrency, but what does that mean for your nonprofit? Pat Duffy demystifies this revenue stream and how you can bring your fundraising strategy into the 21st century.

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.

Can you imagine having Joan Garry as your mentor? Glennda Testone, ED of the NYC LGBT Center sure can! Tune in as they discuss how to find your perfect mentor and how to get the most out of the relationship.

Fundraising can feel challenging for many boards. Brian Saber provides actionable insights on how to identify and embrace your board’s unique asking styles to optimize fundraising success.

From the Boomers to the Zoomers, Kishshana Palmer provides tangible strategies to help you effectively engage your intergenerational team holistically in the workplace for ultimate success.

Tune in to learn the relationship-building strategies that have helped Founder and CEO of Cradles to Crayons, Lynn Margherio, cultivate long-standing and effective relationships with corporate partners like Blue Cross Blue Shield, Bank of America, and TJX Companies.

Join fundraising expert and author, Karen Brooks Hopkins as she walks you through the steps of an annual campaign and gives you a few examples of how successful fundraisers navigate the highs and lows of this work.