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Nonprofit Radio for September 30, 2011: Engaging Employees & PR2: Prospect Research, Proactive or Reactive

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%

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Tony’s Guests:

DeShele Dorsey
DeShele Dorsey: Engaging Employees

Corporate employees can make gifts to your nonprofit, but they can do a lot more for you. DeShele Dorsey, senior managing director for corporate social engagement at Changing Our World, shares smart ideas on soliciting and closing companies for mentoring, pro bono service, board membership, service sabbaticals, loaned executives and more.
 

 

 

Maria Semple
Maria Semple: PR2: Prospect Research, Proactive or Reactive

Regular contributor, Maria Semple, The Prospect Finder, explains the differences between the two ways to do your research, and how to determine which is right for your shop.

 

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Here is a link to the podcast: 061: Engaging Employees & PR2: Prospect Research, Proactive or Reactive


Every Friday from 1 to 2pm ET.

Top Trends. Sound Advice. Lively Conversation.

You’re on the air and on target as I delve into the big issues facing your nonprofit—and your career.

If you have big dreams but an average budget, tune in to Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio.

I interview the best in the business on every topic from board relations, fundraising, social media and compliance, to technology, accounting, volunteer management, finance, marketing and beyond. Always with you in mind.

When and where: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern

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Here is a link to the podcast: 061: Engaging Employees & PR2: Prospect Research, Proactive or Reactive
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Nonprofit Radio for September 16, 2011: Learning Office Lease Lessons

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%

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Tony’s Guests:

George Grace

George Grace: First, we talk through the walk through. How do you find the best space and use different spaces to strategically head into your lease negotiations? Our expert is George Grace, president of G.E. Grace & Company, who has done this work for dozens of nonprofits.

 

 

Robert Smith

Robert Smith & Kate Peila: Then, what lease terms do you need to be careful about and what are the negotiating points? Lease expert Robert J. Smith, Esq. and Kate Peila, executive director of Dance New Amsterdam, talk through DNA’s less-than-desirable lease to bring out lessons to help you get the best lease next time.

 

Here is a link to the podcast: 059: Learning Office Lease Lessons


Every Friday from 1 to 2pm ET.

Top Trends. Sound Advice. Lively Conversation.

You’re on the air and on target as I delve into the big issues facing your nonprofit—and your career.

If you have big dreams but an average budget, tune in to Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio.

I interview the best in the business on every topic from board relations, fundraising, social media and compliance, to technology, accounting, volunteer management, finance, marketing and beyond. Always with you in mind.

When and where: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern

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There will be a link to the podcast posted here after Friday’s show.
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Nonprofit Radio for September 9, 2011: The September 11 e-Effect

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%

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Tony’s Guests:

David Campbell
David Campbell, professor of public administration at Binghamton University, who has first-hand experience from his work as vice president at Community Service Society (NYC) on September 11.

We’ll talk about his opinion piece in this week’s Chronicle of Philanthropy, “The Lessons of 9/11 Philanthropy.”

 

Cristine Cronin
Cristine Cronin, president of NYCharities.org is with me to discuss the first online giving responses to the attacks; what’s changed as a result; lessons learned about responsiveness and collaboration; and the future of the “”Donate Now”” button.”

 

Here is a link to the podcast: 058: The September 11 e-Effect.


Every Friday from 1 to 2pm ET.

Top Trends. Sound Advice. Lively Conversation.

You’re on the air and on target as I delve into the big issues facing your nonprofit—and your career.

If you have big dreams but an average budget, tune in to Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio.

I interview the best in the business on every topic from board relations, fundraising, social media and compliance, to technology, accounting, volunteer management, finance, marketing and beyond. Always with you in mind.

When and where: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern

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Nonprofit Radio for September 2, 2011: The Nonprofit Outcomes Toolbox

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%

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Tony’s Guest:

Robert Penna in the studio.
Robert Penna: The Nonprofit Outcomes Toolbox

This is an important show. Dr. Robert Penna, author of “The Nonprofit Outcomes Toolbox” discusses the wave of reliance on outcomes measurement, and gives concrete steps and tools so that small and mid-size shops can stay ahead of the trend toward outcomes assessment. We also talk about Easy Bake ovens and my Eagle Scout project (as an example of what NOT to do).

Tune in on Friday at 1pm ET or follow along on Twitter with the #NonprofitRadio hashtag. 

Here is a link to the podcast: 057: The Nonprofit Outcomes Toolbox.


Top Trends. Sound Advice. Lively Conversation.

You’re on the air and on target as I delve into the big issues facing your nonprofit—and your career.

If you have big dreams but an average budget, tune in to Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio.

I interview the best in the business on every topic from board relations, fundraising, social media and compliance, to technology, accounting, volunteer management, finance, marketing and beyond. Always with you in mind.

When and where: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern

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Nonprofit Radio for August 26, 2011: Goods on Google+ and Breaking Down Barriers

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%

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Tony’s Guests:

Scott Koegler
Scott Koegler: The Goods on Google+

Our tech contributor and the editor of Nonprofit Technology News, Scott Koegler, shares insights into whether Google+ is different than what we’ve already got, to help you decide, “Should we jump in when organization pages become available?””

We’ll do a live G+ Hangout! Add Scott and Tony to your G+ circles and join us!”

Please take a moment to answer a short survey about G+ here. Thanks!

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Interviewing Megan Galbraith at Fund Raising Day NY 2011
Megan Galbraith: Breaking Down Barriers

Megan Galbraith, managing director at Changing Our World, has strategies to get PR, communications and fundraising working together for greater efficiency.

 

 

Here is a link to the podcast: 056: The Goods on Google+ & Breaking Down Barriers


Top Trends. Sound Advice. Lively Conversation.

You’re on the air and on target as I delve into the big issues facing your nonprofit—and your career.

If you have big dreams but an average budget, tune in to Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio.

I interview the best in the business on every topic from board relations, fundraising, social media and compliance, to technology, accounting, volunteer management, finance, marketing and beyond. Always with you in mind.

When and where: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern

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