Tag Archives: Seth Godin

New Nonprofit Radio Video

May 9, 2016Comedy, Planned Giving, Tony Martignetti Nonprofit RadioAria Finger, Beth Kanter, Craig Newmark, non-profit, non-profits, nonprofit, Seth Godin, Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio, weekly videoNonprofit Radio

There’s a new Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio video highlighting my smart expert guests and the fun we have together. It includes the wisdom of Seth Godin; Craig Newmark; Beth Kanter; and Aria Finger. Plus stand-up comedy bits. Check it out!

A Taste Of Nonprofit Radio

August 11, 2014Tony Martignetti Nonprofit RadioAmi Dar, Andrew Noyes, Aria Finger, Charles Best, Craig Newmark, Craigconnects, DonorsChoose.org, DoSomething.org, Ecko Enterprises, Eric Saperston, Facebook, Idealist.org, Live in Wonder, majora carter, Marc Ecko, Naomi Levine, NYU Heyman Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising, Scott Stein, Seth Godin, TMI, video blog, weekly video, YouTubeNonprofit Radio

Featuring:

— Naomi Levine, executive director, NYU Heyman Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising

— Seth Godin, author & thinker

— Craig Newmark, founder, craigslist & craigconnects

— Andrew Noyes, when he was manager, public policy, Facebook

— Aria Finger, COO, DoSomething.org & CEO of TMI

— Ami Dar, founder, idealist.org

— Charles Best, CEO, DonorsChoose.org

— Marc Ecko, CEO, Ecko Enterprises

— Majora Carter, public radio host

— Eric Saperston, chief creative officer, Live In Wonder

— the music of Scott Stein

NextGen:Charity Interview With Seth Godin

November 18, 2010Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radiocharity, linchpin, marketing ideas, NextGen:Charity, NextGen:Charity interviews, NextGen:Charity interviews 2010, non-profit, non-profits, nonprofit, nonprofits, permission marketing, revolution, Seth Godin, standing out, technology, Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio, tribesTony Martignetti

DSCF3637 50 — Seth Godin and Regina Walton at NexGenCharity 2010

Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio sat down with Seth Godin after he came off stage at today’s NextGen:Charity Conference. But Tony Martignetti didn’t. I had a commitment speaking (proudly) at Bernstein Global Wealth Management at the time Seth was available.

Regina Walton, principal of Organic Social Media, stepped in and talked to Seth so the opportunity was not lost.

He’s a bright guy, so take a look at his advice for the nonprofit conversation.