Nonprofit State of Minds

Episode 04: Shannan Bowen, NC Local

In episode 04 of the Nonprofit State of Minds podcast, David Chatham and Shannan Bowen, Executive Director of NC Local, discuss how nonprofits can engage with their local news reporters and also how news organizations are turning to the nonprofit model for their survival. This may be news to you, so listen in to this latest episode.

Episode 03: Bill Crouch, BrightDot

In episode 04 of the Nonprofit State of Minds podcast, David Chatham and Bill Crouch of BrightDot discuss leadership, community impact, and what it really takes to drive meaningful change. From navigating complex challenges to building organizations that truly serve, this episode is packed with insights that will illuminate your understanding of what it takes to be an effective nonprofit leader today.

Episode 1: Brian Reid, TowneBank

In episode 1 of the Nonprofit State of Minds podcast, David Chatham and Brian Reid, Regional President of TowneBank, discuss the latest financial issues facing nonprofits and the role banks play in helping organizations chart a course to a more financially secure position. Listen in and you'll get some great insights about capital, debt and navigating the current landscape of uncertain federal grants and unpredictable donors.

Episode 02: Rose Tatum, the Volunteer Leadership Lab

In episode 02 of the Nonprofit State of Minds podcast, David Chatham and Rose Tatum, founder of the Volunteer Leadership Lab, to discuss why so many organizations fail to invest the time and attention to ensure their volunteers program is as strong and resilient as possible. Rose offers up valuable insights from her decades of building and managing effective volunteer programs and challenges organizations to think differently about how they support and empower those who are most passionate about their mission.

Episode 12: Hardy Smith

In episode 12 of the Nonprofit State of Minds podcast, David Chatham and Hardy Smith, a popular speaker and author of the book Stop the Nonprofit Board Blame Game, explore how nonprofit leaders unknowingly contribute to board challenges, and to offer up proven, results-driven solutions to create a more engaged and effective board.