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Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%

Sponsored by GE Grace corporate real estate services.

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My Guests:

Geri Stengel

Geri Stengel: Entrepreneurs On Board

Entrepreneurs are underutilized on boards and Geri Stengel, founder of Ventureneer, will help you make the fix. Who are they? How do you find them? And how do you approach them to get their special talents on your board?

Please take a moment to take the survey for this week’s segment with Geri! You’ll find it here at the end of the guest and segment descriptions. Thank you!

 

Lorri Greif

Lorri Greif: Starting The Planned Giving Conversation

Lorri Greif, president of Breakthrough Philanthropy, encourages you to start the planned giving conversation with your committed prospects and donors. (Pre-recorded at National Philanthropy Day, AFP Westchester County chapter.)



 



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Top Trends. Sound Advice. Lively Conversation.

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If you have big dreams but a small 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.

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I’ve got my last three HD video interviews from the NextGen:Charity conference last November. Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio was a media sponsor, so I got excellent, insightful commentary from the 12 inspiring speakers I interviewed.

Here are the previous posts:

Part I with the founder of Craigslist and CraigConnects, Mr. Newmark, urging simple, consistent messages to donors; Peter Thum, founder of Ethos water, on radical ideas and perseverance; and DoSomething.org‘s Aria Finger with ways to draw teens to your cause.

Part II with Wali Collins encouraging a regretless life; positive communications with Sharyn Abbott; and Charles Best on connecting donors to their causes. He’s the CEO of DonorsChoose.org.

Part III with Rachael Chong from Catchafire.org on meaningful volunteering; Marc Ecko, the clothing magnate, on branding; and Neil Strauss with fundraising tips generated from the art of seduction.

Here’s what’s new this week:

  1. Innovation in social change, and the leadership to envision it and drive it forward. She’s the founder and CEO of Global Citizen Year. She urges you to, “Continue dreaming.” My interview with Abby Falik.
  2. His site is his credo: Live In Wonder. He wants you to pursue your hero’s journey. His journey took him across the country, meeting about 200 of the world’s most influential and powerful people over a cup of coffee, and learning amazing lessons. The Journey is his Disney documentary that tells the story. My interview with Eric Saperston.
  3. Lessons on motivation and innovation from this director of the X Prize Foundation. Be audacious! Make space to dream! My interview with Jaykumar Menon.

Click here to get to the NextGen:Charity interviews from 2010.

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Thanks so much for hosting Maria Semple and me to deliver “Will You Love Us Forever? How To Identify & Approach Donors For Planned Giving.” We had fun meeting you, and thanks a lot for your questions.

Isn’t Maria Semple the best!

Your slides are below.

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Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95%

Sponsored by GE Grace corporate real estate services.

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My Guests:

Rob Mitchell

Rob Mitchell: Looking At Giving, 2011 & 2012

Rob Mitchell, CEO of Atlas of Giving, is with me to talk about 2011’s giving by sector, source and state. We’ll also look ahead to his forecast for this year.


 


Interviewing Kathryn Miree & Turney Berry

Kathryn Miree & Turney Berry: Breaking The Mold In Traditional Endowment Design

From the National Conference on Philanthropic Planning last year, Kathryn Miree, consultant, and attorney, Turney Berry, look at alternatives to endowment design that are rooted in lawsuits, law changes and difficulties implementing donor purposes that have arisen with the way endowments are traditionally set up.



 



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 a small 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.

Sign-up for show alerts!

“Like” the show’s Facebook page.

Make sure to tune in at 1pm ET on Friday and participate in the live tweet by following the #NonprofitRadio hashtag on Twitter.

Here is the link to the podcast: 076: Looking At Giving, 2011 & 2012 and Breaking The Mold In Traditional Endowment Design

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You Don’t Need The Fancy Stuff For Your Planned Giving

January 22, 2012

Small- and mid-size nonprofits take note: you need not get fancy and sophisticated to have a very respectable Planned Giving program. To force a metaphor because I’m quite pleased with myself for thinking of it while brushing my teeth: you don’t need the cool electric gadget when a toothbrush will do the job very well.* [...]

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Nonprofit Radio, January 20, 2012: Revel In Real Estate & Board Oversight Basics

January 17, 2012

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95% Sponsored by GE Grace corporate real estate services. Listen live or archive: Live: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern Archive: Subscribe on iTunes and listen anytime, anyplace on the device of your choice. My Guests: Chase Magnuson and Allen Thomas: Revel In Real Estate Chase Magnuson of George [...]

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For Your Listening Pleasure: Charity Registration Demystified

January 16, 2012

In December I enjoyed the privilege of delivering a teleseminar on Charity Registration for NonProfit Direct. Thanks Marcia Bloomberg, founder, for hosting me! I carried on for 45 minutes, then there were questions. You can listen to the audio and view the slides below. Here’s what I covered: – What state Charity Registration is – [...]

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Nonprofit Radio, January 13, 2012: Podcasting Primer & Twitter Organization Pages

January 11, 2012

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95% Sponsored by GE Grace corporate real estate services. Listen live or archive: Live: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern Archive: Subscribe on iTunes and listen anytime, anyplace on the device of your choice. My Guests: John Federico: Podcasting Primer John Federico, principal of The New Rules, shares what [...]

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My NextGen:Charity 2011 Interviews, Part III

January 9, 2012

Here are three more HD video interviews from the NextGen:Charity conference last November. Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio was a media sponsor and I got really thoughtful and insightful commentary from the 12 speakers I interviewed. Part I is here and Part II is here. This is what I have for you this week: Make volunteering [...]

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Nonprofit Radio, January 6, 2012: Three NextGen:Charity Interviews & Your 2012 Prospect Plan

January 4, 2012

Big Nonprofit Ideas for the Other 95% Sponsored by GE Grace corporate real estate services. Listen live or archive: Live: Talking Alternative Radio, Fridays, 1-2PM Eastern Archive: Subscribe on iTunes and listen anytime, anyplace on the device of your choice. My Guests: Abby Falik, Charles Best, and Wali Collins: Three NextGen:Charity Interviews Abby Falik is [...]

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