Podcast Episode
GreenLight Atlanta – Innovation and Philanthropic Leadership
GreenLight Atlanta: [audio src="https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/pinecast.com/listen/248ba720-c5f1-4f8c-9e7a-976715a4c111.mp3" preload="none"] Joli Cooper of GreenLight Atlanta visits the SnapCast. Launched with more than 50 local philanthropic investors, GreenLight Atlanta represents the city’s extraordinary philanthropic spirit and ambition to find innovative approaches created and proven elsewhere to help make significant, measurable progress toward a brighter and more equitable future. We tackle the following questions:How do you decide which organization's to invest in? Why is innovation so important? Share a bit about your current investments to date --my portfolio organizations. What's the future of GreenLight Fund Atlanta hold? What brought you to this work?We welcome support of the Nonprofit SnapCast via Patreon.We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit Snapshot website.
Let’s Talk About Your Website, with David Pisarek
Your website: David has been smashing the non-profit sector for over 20 years, and now he's living out his dream: to change the world one website at a time, by designing and building websites, leading design and branding projects, and implementing digital transformation for nonprofits and charities.
Build Public Support for Your Most Important Initiatives Using Communication Campaigns
Build Public Support: We welcome Kristina McKean to the SnapCast. Kristina is an animal rights activist and founder of The Elephant Project. Kristina has been volunteering and making a direct impact on wildlife and conservation efforts both at home and abroad for years
Stop The Nonprofit Board Blame Game, with Hardy Smith
Hardy Smith visits the SnapCast to talk about his book: Stop The Nonprofit Board Blame Game.
Brutal Focus, with Carla Fowler
Brutal Focus, with Carla Fowler: Carla Fowler visits the SnapCast to talk about her practice as an Executive Coach. We discuss elements of human performance, the culture of over-work, and the concept of Brutal Focus as a means of avoiding burnout and increasing efficacy for nonprofits.
Nonprofit Entrepreneurialism, with Marc Lane
Nonprofit Entrepreneurialism: What do you do when your grant-stream and funding dries up? Marc Lane visits the SnapCast to talk about entrepreneurialism for all social enterprise organizations.
The Legal Accountability Project, with Aliza Shatzman
The Legal Accountability Project: Aliza Shatzman visits the SnapCast to talk about The Legal Accountability Project. She shares her journey as a law clerk, the problems she experienced and the solutions she's developed to hold power to accountability.
Stop Hiding, with Chris Borja
Stop Hiding: For the first 37 years of his life, Chris Borja suffered from extreme shyness, introversion, and a fear of social settings. Now that he has overcome those challenges, Chris is on a mission to create better networkers, stronger businesses, and connected communities in the real and virtual world.
Giving Circles, with Joy Webb
Giving Circles: Joy B. Webb, community catalyst, believes a holistic people-powered, community-driven approach to philanthropy is what will ultimately drive sustainable change and community transformation.
Corporate Partnerships, with Chris Barlow
Corporate Partnerships: Chris Barlow of Beeline Marketing for Nonprofits returns to the SnapCast again to
