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With over half-a-million downloads, the Successful Nonprofits Podcast shares insights, tools, and tips to help you and your nonprofit thrive. Our incredible content is the reason we're ranked in the top 2% of podcasts globally. Each week, Dolph interviews nonprofit experts and leaders who share their experiences and wisdom on a wide range of topics relevant to the nonprofit sector. From fundraising and board development to leadership and strategic planning, and more! We also offer shorter Bo ...
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Titan Evolution Podcast is a collection of shows focused on and dedicated to a bigger purpose and is others focused. Many of our hosts and shows are controversial and that's a good thing. It allows us to share points of view and insights you won't see on our favorite news outlet. Current list of Hosts/Shows in production: John Renken Tactical Traveler and Sales Platoon Travis Johnson Titan Evolution Podcast It is hard to follow your passion when it feels like society holds you back. The digi ...
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The Jedburgh Podcast empowers leaders to achieve success on their journey to transform themselves and their organizations. Creator, Host and Special Forces Green Beret Fran Racioppi interviews the world’s most prominent visionaries, drivers of change, and those dedicated to winning. Each episode is an in-depth discussion with trailblazers who’ve earned success through a dedication to talent development, preparation, introspection, and the drive to get things done. Our conversation will empow ...
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In honor of Juneteenth this week, we are re-sharing Kia Croom’s episode on fostering inclusion in your organization. When the country shut down in March 2020, Kia Croom realized the shift to remote work also shifted justice, equity, and inclusion dynamics. Racial discrimination, racial trauma, and microaggressions didn’t go away, they just changed …
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Last week, we discussed retaining your CEO or executive director. This week, we transition to executive succession planning. We discuss having a plan for an acting CEO, an interim CEO, and a rising CEO. Many organizations want to bring along the next leader while their current CEO is still running the show. However, not every organization has that …
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As nonprofits navigate increasingly complex social and political landscapes, understanding the potential of a 501(c)(4) may be crucial for driving meaningful change. This compelling conversation with advocacy expert Adam Snipes may leave you wondering if your organization should start a 501(c)(4) . Adam delves into real-world examples, provides pra…
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This week, we tackle the subject of executive retention planning. More specifically, the importance of performance plans, compensation, and bonus structure. High performers want to know how to improve, and they want compensation tied to performance. A problem comes when boards do not clearly define the CEO/ED's bonus structure or compensation plan.…
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Kyle Waide and Xavier Roberts from the Atlanta Community Food Bank to discuss into the transformative role of a Board Liaison. As your organization strives to maximize board engagement and effectiveness, have you considered a Board Liaison role that supports board members and enhancing governance practices? Kyle and Xavier share their journey of es…
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This week, we speak with Brian Carter and Jacob Kinsel, both are CPAs at Mauldin & Jenkins. Together, Brian and Jacob provide a masterclass on the financial statements and audits for nonprofit board members. Including an overview of the 990, what boards should be aware of during the audit process, and how nonprofit boards can mitigate fraud. If you…
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In this encore episode originally aired in 2021, we bring you the insights and wisdom of 11 guests who have made significant impacts in their careers. Each guest shares what they started doing—or stopped doing—that made the biggest difference in their professional journey. These short and powerful moments of wisdom are designed to help you become m…
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Recently, I had the pleasure of facilitating a board retreat with a high performing, aligned, and productive board. In this episode, I discuss the 5 observations I have from working with this nonprofit board. Timestamps: 00:00 5 observations of a high performing board 01:20 Aligned on the mission 01:40 Understands its role 02:15 They were educated …
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One hundred men will test today. But only three win the Green Beret. Developing America’s Green Berets takes a vision for the future, knowledge of the past, and an understanding of the present. The John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School is the home of both training Green Berets and developing the policy and doctrine our Special Forces op…
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Join the conversation as I sit down with Jake Krotonsky and Alec Bansal, two remarkable high school seniors who didn't just dream of making a difference — they made it their mission. Jake and Alec have accomplished what many seasoned nonprofit leaders find challenging — they started and run a thriving nonprofit in their community. During their soph…
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This week we speak with the author of "The Ultimate Guide for New Nonprofit CEOs", Brian Quail. Brian worked in nonprofits for 40 years, was a CEO for 25, and raised over $1 billion for his organizations across his career. In this episode, we focus on the 5 frameworks from Brian's book: “90 Days," “Your Team," “The Financials," “Donor Relationships…
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JC Joe Carbonell delves into themes of overcoming adversity and challenges rooted in spirituality and faith. JC shares insights on pursuing passions and goals as a pro athlete and coach, emphasizing the importance of mentors and support networks in fostering mental resilience and a positive mindset. Beyond sports, JC extends his expertise to family…
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Joe Mull shares the secret to happy, productive employees who stay: employer loyalty and building humanity within the workplace. You read that right – employer loyalty is necessary before we earn employee loyalty. In this episode, Joe discusses his new book Employalty: How to Ignite Commitment and Keep Top Talent in the New Age of Work. Joe and Dol…
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July 1st brings in a new fiscal year for many nonprofit organizations. As we approach this time of transition, we discuss two ways to get your new board aligned. In your first board meeting with your new board, discuss the mission. What does the mission mean to each person? It is also important to discuss what is NOT the mission. Mission creep can …
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JC Joe Carbonell delves into themes of overcoming adversity and challenges rooted in spirituality and faith. JC shares insights on pursuing passions and goals as a pro athlete and coach, emphasizing the importance of mentors and support networks in fostering mental resilience and a positive mindset. Beyond sports, JC extends his expertise to family…
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In this podcast episode featuring guest Shelby Jo Long, the conversation covers a wide range of topics, starting with the importance of effective communication skills, particularly in public speaking and business contexts. Travis and Shelby delve into entrepreneurship and various business ventures, including creating a communication-focused busines…
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If you’ve ever signed a contract for a new CRM only to regret it a few months later, this episode will help you get the most out of your current donor database (and out of your next one, too). Paul Morris, a veteran in nonprofit fund development, shares invaluable insights from decades of CRM experience. This episode delves deep into the common pit…
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In this podcast episode featuring guest Shelby Jo Long, the conversation covers a wide range of topics, starting with the importance of effective communication skills, particularly in public speaking and business contexts. Travis and Shelby delve into entrepreneurship and various business ventures, including creating a communication-focused busines…
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This week we speak with Kerry Diaz, a former practicing attorney, turned nonprofit CEO, board member, entrepreneur, and now nonprofit consultant. Together, we discuss Kerry's transition from board member to CEO, succession planning best practices, and traits that make an effective nonprofit CEO and board member. Contact Kerry: kerryadiaz@gmail.com …
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Social Media doesn’t tell the real story. It might look like we’re crushing it online, but the reality is that it’s held together by toothpicks and dental floss. For the final episode of the 2023 Army Navy Game Tailgate Series, Fran Racioppi welcomed back Travis Wilson; fellow Green Beret, entrepreneur, and Green Beret Foundation’s Director of Miss…
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In this podcast episode featuring guest David Pere, listeners are taken on a journey from his time in the Marines to achieving financial freedom through real estate investment. David shares insights into his military service experiences, including logistics, teaching, and deployment, and reflects on finding fulfillment in his career. The discussion…
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As a nonprofit leader, you navigate the complexities of managing time, resources, staff, and your board. Today’s guest, Huggy Rao, wants you to create friction within your organization that makes the right things easier and the wrong things harder. Huggy and Dolph dive into practical strategies for reducing 'bad friction' that wastes time and energ…
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In this podcast episode featuring guest David Pere, listeners are taken on a journey from his time in the Marines to achieving financial freedom through real estate investment. David shares insights into his military service experiences, including logistics, teaching, and deployment, and reflects on finding fulfillment in his career. The discussion…
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There might come a time when a board member is not showing up for meetings, reviewing meeting materials, or being a good steward of the organization. It is the role of the board chair to step in and have a conversation with that board member. Remember, board members are volunteers, so a delicate balance has to be reached. Oftentimes, people feel ob…
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America’s military must return our service members back to society ready to lead. Special operators are given the best tools in the military to do their jobs. They’re also completely immersed into the special forces lifestyle with almost no distractions. Yet when they leave service, they’re often left to themselves to find the right tools and to fi…
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The podcast featuring guest Alexander Randazzo, in conversation with host Travis Johnson, delves into a multifaceted exploration of storytelling, personal growth, and navigating life's challenges. Drawing from his experiences as a West Point graduate and former Army Ranger, Alexander reflects on the significance of artists in shaping cultural disco…
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My friend, colleague, and fellow podcaster Tony Martignetti was in the Atlanta area and stopped by to record this incredible episode about planned giving. Since my podcast studio is super-small, we recorded this week’s episode at my dining room table. (And I’d bet many of the best conversations with your planned giving prospects might happen at the…
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The podcast featuring guest Alexander Randazzo, in conversation with host Travis Johnson, delves into a multifaceted exploration of storytelling, personal growth, and navigating life's challenges. Drawing from his experiences as a West Point graduate and former Army Ranger, Alexander reflects on the significance of artists in shaping cultural disco…
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This week, we speak with the Honorable Adelaide “Alex” Sink. Alex served as Florida’s elected Chief Financial Officer from 2007 to 2011. Prior to elected office, Alex had a 26-year career at Bank of America where she served on several nonprofit boards. We discuss how serving on nonprofit boards helped her banking and political career, evaluating an…
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“The mission. The men. Me.” The “3 M’s” of leadership taught to officers in Vietnam and still applicable to building great leaders in any industry. As leaders we put people first, but sometimes the mission must happen regardless of the people. For the second episode of our 2023 Army Navy Game tailgate party, we warmed up with a little Cold Zero Whi…
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John Rankin interviews former military serviceman Eddie Molina, who transitioned from military service to civilian life. Eddie shares his experiences in government, law enforcement, artillery, and writing, which laid the groundwork for his sales career. He also discusses his leadership book, which combines military experiences with civilian life. E…
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Whether you're grappling with salary negotiations, seeking to enhance donor engagement, or aiming to motivate your team more effectively, Uri's expert analysis provides actionable advice tailored for the unique challenges you face as nonprofit leaders. In this episode, renowned behavioral economist Uri Gneezy and our podcast host Dolph Goldenburg e…
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A nonprofit's #1 currency is trust. Any fraudulent activity by a nonprofit agency negates this trust. The Board has a role and responsibility to minimize the risk of fraud. This week, we discuss 10 tips for nonprofit boards to help mitigate fraud in their organizations. Timestamps: 00:00 How nonprofit boards can mitigate fraud risk 01:40 #1-3 - Est…
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Walter Steele, a passionate traveler and entrepreneur, shares his journey from seeking adventure to finding a business opportunity. He discusses the power of entrepreneurship and his life-changing trip to Guatemala, where he discovered the country's beauty and tumultuous history. He started a Guatemala business focusing on women's empowerment and e…
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Walter Steele, a passionate traveler and entrepreneur, shares his journey from seeking adventure to finding a business opportunity. He discusses the power of entrepreneurship and his life-changing trip to Guatemala, where he discovered the country's beauty and tumultuous history. He started a Guatemala business focusing on women's empowerment and e…
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There’s a dangerous difference between a Quiet Professional and Silent Professional. We’re conditioned as Green Berets to put the mission first and get the job done. That’s why Army Special Forces are the tip of the spear in both wartime and peace. For our first tailgate interview, and to kick off The Jedburgh Podcast’s new home as an official prog…
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John Rankin interviews former military serviceman Eddie Molina, who transitioned from military service to civilian life. Eddie shares his experiences in government, law enforcement, artillery, and writing, which laid the groundwork for his sales career. He also discusses his leadership book, which combines military experiences with civilian life. E…
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Chris Soroka, a former 13 Fox in the military, shares his journey from military service to sales. He shares his experiences in basic training, AIT, and active reserves, emphasizing the importance of camaraderie and teamwork. During his transition to civilian life, he discusses the lack of transition assistance programs and the importance of bridgin…
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Andrea Overend, an 11-year U.S. Army veteran, entrepreneur, and mother of four daughters, shares her journey to financial and time freedom. Growing up in Mexico, she was passionate about adventure and understanding different cultures. Despite facing challenges, Andrea pursued side hustles, including franchising and consulting. She also built a cons…
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In this transformative conversation with Bobby Herrera, author of "The Gift of Struggle," Bobby shares his journey from growing up in a large family where struggle was a constant companion, to becoming a leader who views every challenge as an opportunity to grow. Through personal anecdotes and profound insights, Bobby explores how struggles can be …
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