Looking for creative ways to say “Thank You” to donors that show your appreciation and ALSO showcase your organization’s mission in the process? Dan Osheyack’s got your back!
Read MoreOh What a Brilliant Website You’ll Weave
Does your org have a funder-friendly website? In this article, Dan Osheyack shares his practical tips for building a nonprofit website that is effective, engaging, and 100% brand. Keep reading to learn why this is a must have for your nonprofit.
Read MoreA Brand Shepherd and an Elevator Pitch Walk into a Bar…
As a nonprofit leader, it is up to you to be a “Brand Shepherd” for your organization — but what about your board members? Let’s dig deeper into your board’s role in sharing your org’s story.
Read MoreBoard Member or Brand Shepherd… Or Both?
As a nonprofit leader, it is up to you to be a “Brand Shepherd” for your organization — but what about your board members? Let’s dig deeper into your board’s role in sharing your org’s story.
Read MoreMy Two Best Funder Meetings – And Why They Worked!
I’m going to share with you here two examples of meetings with not-for-profit organizations that went extremely well due almost entirely to the Executive Director’s understanding of their role as Brand Shepherd for their organizations.
Read MoreResource: Internal Communications Protocol
Here are the rules of communication the Lab teams uses to improve clarity and productivity and reduce the potential for miscommunications.
Read MoreBrand Therapy: Pick It. Be It.
Here’s a very straightforward mantra that she applied to building and staying true to your brand. It’s simple, yet brilliant and is summed up in five words: PICK IT AND BE IT.
Read MoreDan Osheyack: Nonprofit Brand Therapy
The purpose of this Expert Mini-Series is to help you understand the importance of being “The Brand Shepherd” of your organization. Yes, you are that — The Brand Shepherd, and it’s your job to keep your herd focused, together and heading in the right direction.
Read MoreSarah Durham: The Nonprofit Communications Engine
One of the most important tasks you have as a nonprofit leader is to grow you “army of the engaged”. And that means you need a strong communications practice.
Read MoreDonald Miller: How a Nonprofit Can Invite the Public into Their Story
Join NYT Best-Selling Author and CEO of Story Brand, Donald Miller, for a live expert seminar where he presents “How a Nonprofit Can Invite the Public into Their Story.”
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