Nonprofit Corner Podcast (Produced by The Philantrepreneur Foundation on the TPF NETWORK)

Deborah Finestone - Finestone Marketing Solutions

Deborah Finestone has a 20-year career in communications and marketing and has spent the last 7 years focusing on social media marketing. She’s a certified social media marketer who helps small business and nonprofits have a bigger impact in the world. Her strategies help clients stop being the best thing in town that no one has heard of by building relationships on platforms where their ideal clients already are.

Today's topic is 5 Simple Steps to Creating Engaging Social Media Posts Every Time

In this episode Deborah will share a checklist that simplifies social media posting. It will ensure you include the essential elements to make your post effective and have impact. It will help small organizations maximize their efforts with a simple method that won't waste time and cause frustration, but will make social media work for you.

Grab the checklist here: 

https://http.dfinestone.com/nonprofits-engaging-post-checklist

 Sign up for the SM 5 Day Challenge - Jan 22, 2024

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Katherine Lacefield is a well-versed ‘Nonprofiteer’ with 20 years of experience providing direct services to her local SPCA, leading the fundraising, and being the spokesperson of an animal rights nonprofit. She then went on to found her fundraising consulting practice Just Be Cause Consulting.

For the past six years she has been at the forefront of grantmaking research as coordinator of Canada’s leading grantmaking research Lab, PhiLab (https://philab.uqam.ca/en/about-us/philab-network/)

In this episode of the Nonprofit Corner Podcast we discuss:

1.    How the term Non-human philanthropy has been misused and applied in the sector.

2.    There is no such thing as non-human philanthropy, we are part of an ecosystem in which everything has an impact on all aspects of existence.

3.    Strive for a more holistic vision of philanthropy, in deciding how to support the sector. One big need is operational support through training and services.  

RESOURCES

http://www.justbecauseconsulting.com/

Grants pipeline spreadsheet:

https://mailchi.mp/83cdeb7410d8/grant-pipeline-template-freebie

Free 30-minute fundraising training call: https://justbecauseconsulting.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3e0e6206ea09742a32ab2de38&id=dc71a7968c&e=39c848d8bd

Effective Nonprofit Leaders Success Toolkit – https://DrVictoriaBoyd.com/GIVEAWAY

https://NonprofitCorner.org

Don L. Gleason

Don found his passion early in life to Clean America’s Waters, which led him on a journey that included a 36-yrs in both the military and corporate life. These experiences brought many valuable lessons that grew him into who he is today. It provided him with a vision to help others and he created Achieve New Heights, LLC, where he focuses on helping people find the career that energizes them so they can have the life that fulfills them.

Today episode taps into Don’s experience serving on 5 separate non-profit boards such as Board Chair for the San Antonio Red Cross Chapter. In each, he found the organization was not always clear on the qualifications they were looking for, nor clear with members on their role and expectations.

Our conversation will touch on topics such as board members that took the role to advance their career, disengaged members, and especially the vetting process and finding alignment of non-profit and personal missions.

Question to answer

What does your organization need?

What is your board vetting process?

Is the board operational or fundraising?

Takeaways

If the board members are misaligned – not doing what they love. They will lose confidence and energy.

Be clear what role the board performs. To be unclear – is to be unkind.

Be clear with members on the board expectations.

Hold people to their commitment. Inspire them versus force them.

Learn to have meaningful conversations.

Don.Gleason@AchieveNewHeights.com

Connect with https://www.linkedin.com/in/don-gleason/

Achieve New Heights, LLc

Find recommended books at: https://NonprofitCorner.org/Book

Ideal Team Player, Patrick Lencioni

Crucial Conversations, Patterson-Grenny-McMillian-Switzler

EntreLeadership, Dave Ramsey

EMyth Revisited, Michael E Gerber

Stephanie Skryzowski is a visionary Chief Financial Officer who helps nonprofit leaders better understand and use their numbers to make smart decisions to grow their bottom line and their impact. She is the Founder and CEO of 100 Degrees Consulting which provides financial strategy and bookkeeping services to nonprofits around the globe. Stephanie is passionate about educating leaders to understand, use, and communicate their numbers to build sustainable nonprofits and increase their impact on the world. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from New York University, focusing on nonprofit management and finance, and is the creator of Master Your Nonprofit Numbers, an online course in financial management for nonprofit leaders. When she is not crunching numbers, Stephanie is exploring the world with her husband and two young daughters.

How to Lead a Financially Healthy Nonprofit

Key Takeaways

• Don’t be afraid of your finances.
• How to get the right people in the right places on the finance team and understanding the difference between various finance roles.
• Learn the roles. Get a bookkeeper from day one for a couple hours per month to manage day-to-day financial transactions. A CFO analyses financial statements to help with projections; CPA’s do your audits and may file your 990.   
• Understanding the importance of forecasting and how to incorporate forecasting in the monthly process.
• And finally, how to incorporate metrics into the analysis to understand how financially healthy (or not) the organization is and what to do to improve.

Get this free Financial Health Calculator to assess your financial health. Grab it at: http://100degreesconsulting.com/health

Contact or follow Stephanie

stephanie@100degreesconsulting.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieskryzowski 

https://www.instagram.com/stephanie.skry/

https://www.instagram.com/100degreesconsulting/

LOGIC MODEL PROGRAM PLANNING INFORMATION

https://LMPP.now.site

Learn what about the host, the featured segment topics, how you can participate as a guest, suggest topic ideas, or get your questions answered. The Philantrepreneur Podcast is the 2021 version of the show we launched in 2013 and we are excited to be back on the air. 

Get connected and join our community. Websites and links mentioned. 

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The Nonprofit Corner Podcast is excited to kick off Season 4! Brett Mayer, MBA - Life’s Synergist

Brett has been involved with almost every possible nonprofit mission and has more than 15 years invested in nonprofit operations and fundraising with multiple organizations. Residing in the state of Pennsylvania, he has helped organizations such as the YMCA of Reading & Berks County, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, American Red Cross, Penn State Health, and most recently, Pennsylvania Cable Network (PCN). In addition to leading these efforts, he has consulted organizations across the country in nonprofit leadership and fundraising, global issues, and educational initiatives.

He is a graduate of Kutztown University with a B.S. in Music Education and earned an M.B.A. from Grand Canyon University.

TODAYS TOPIC TAKEAWAYS

Relationships are keys to success so strengthen your partnerships and create a win for everyone. Remember these tips:

1.    Keep an Open Mind: Stop worrying about competition but focus on how we can collaboratively best serve the community.

2.    Relationships aren’t just for fundraisers! Everyone in the organization plays a role in building relationships.

NEVER SAY:  WE’VE ALWAYS DONE IT THAT WAY.

Brett’s contact info:

lifesynergist@gmail.com

@lifessynergist (IG & FB)

Logic Model Program Planning Training? https://LMPP.now.site

This episode is jammed packed with valuable tips and strategies from Sarah Olivieri, a true business visionary in the nonprofit space. She’s an international best-selling author, globally renowned speaker and Founder of PivotGround, which supports nonprofits to become financially sustainable world-changers.

She created The Impact Method®️ - a powerful framework that helps nonprofits and for-profits alike simplify their operations, improve their capacity, build aligned teams, and make a bigger impact without getting overwhelmed or burning out.

In this episode we discuss some key concepts that you should ensure become a part of your planning process.

• Total Quality Management - Continuous Improvement
• Know where you are going
• Strategically Build Leadership Capacity
• Budget Approval: Who should really be in charge.

https://PivotGround.com

Grab her Leadership Blueprint during the Giveaway or afterwards visit her website.

The Giveaway 11/6-26: https://DrVictoriaBoyd.com/Giveaway

Sarah's books can be found at: https://NonprofitCorner.org/books

https://NonprofitCorner.org is your hub, Learn how to be a podcast guest' find books, resources, and tools.

Matt is founder of Nonprofit.Courses, an on-demand, eLearning resource for nonprofit leaders, staff, board members and volunteers, with more than 9,000 videos and podcasts on nearly every aspect of nonprofit work. He’s the author of The Guide to Nonprofit Consulting; Fun Scenarios for Practical Fundraising Education for Boards, Staff and Volunteers; and the marketing chapters in The Healthcare Nonprofit: Keys to Effective Management.

RESOURCES

On-Demand Training: https://nonprofit.courses/

The books mentioned were:

·  Daniel Pink's "Drive, the Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us"

·  Tim Kasser's "The High Price of Materialism"

·  Michael Gerber, eMyth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It    

Record Your Success Template access https://www.nonprofit.courses/record-your-success/

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This valuable episode shares numerous resources for nonprofit professionals and organizations. Featuring host Dr. Victoria Boyd sharing resources from The Philantrepreneur Foundation and the Nonprofit Corner. https://PhilantrepreneurFoundation.org Find: o Website content and assessment o Concierge Services o Google Ad Grants o Starting a Nonprofit o Logic Model o SUPERDONOR Fundraising – attracting an keeping individual donors o Training https://Nonprofit Corner.org Find: • TOOLS • BOOKS • How to apply to BE A GUEST • PODCAST LINKS • TRAINING LINKS AND CALENDAR SEND US YOUR QUESTIONS OR A TOPIC YOU WOULD LIKE DISCUSSED. TEAM TRAINING The Logic Model has remained a valuable tool to use in program development and planning. Especially with its emphasis on demonstrating IMPACT. Programs and their impact are the heartbeat of organizations. However, many aren't taking advantage of the other powerful ways it can be used. This training explores application and implementation beyond programs. Patrick Kirby – Do Good Better Consulting. "I do love a logic model, and I think it's ALWAYS a fantastic idea that nonprofits are continuously using it to measure success throughout the year, not just in Q1!"

Cathy Anderson, a Nashville native has a diverse background and began her professional journey as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), and is also a licensed realtor. As a licensed Realtor she authored, "How I Opened a Group Home: With a Little Cash and a Lot of Passion." You can find her book on the Nonprofit Corner Book list. Her entrepreneurial spirit drove her to establish a group home for individuals with mental challenges and seniors and she also founded the nonprofit "Women's Awareness & Empowerment Organization". Presently, she is the Founder and CEO of A&E Coaching Group Inc., a consulting firm specializing in nonprofit industry guidance and coaching for business leaders. Through her "All Things Nonprofit" initiatives, Cathy empowers the nonprofit community in several areas. Today we talked about being grant-ready and "Leading Like an Introvert for Nonprofit Leaders". Grab the grant readiness checklist:

www.beawareandempower.com https://NonprofitCorner.org

Michelle Chenault, owner of M Chenault Management Consulting, LLC, brings more than 16 years of expertise to business consulting.

https://mchenault.com/

Michelle's professional journey includes working in the non-profit sector, where she provides technical writing and meticulously crafts grant proposal responses, comprehensive program plans, and organizational policies and procedures. She collaborates passionately with non-profit organizations that share the mission of nurturing entrepreneurs such as the Houston Women's Business Center (WBC) and the Small Business Development Center. Her commitment to these roles underlines her dedication to fostering innovation and progress within the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

In this episode we discuss the importance of a program plan, internal documentation, and when should Policies and Procedures be developed.

Policies and Procedures help facilitate staying compliance, establishing processes, and makes operations more efficient.

Takeaways

• Develop a solid Program Plan – it guides Policy and Procedure development.     

• Policies and Procedures should be done as early as possible.  
• Seek expert advice to avoid wasting time and money.

Free 30-minute Organization Assessment! https://calendly.com/mchenault/non-profit

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Rooney Akpesiri through trial and error learned what it really means to run a nonprofit. He now is dedicated to helping others thrive. He created the Nonprofit School (http://Nonprofit-School.com) which provides you with the clarity, knowledge, tools, and support necessary to transform your vision into reality. Whether you're starting a nonprofit, seeking personalized solutions, or embarking on strategic planning with your board, Rooney is committed to your success.

In his words, " I provide nonprofit founders and leaders the knowledge, tools and support they need to successfully raise money and achieve their mission."

#Fundraising, #Nonprofit Startup Process, #Board Recruitment, #Corporate Sponsorship.

Here's the link to his Fundraising Planning Workbook (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AX_r98eZz2kx1pwGZBo7LgpNnjeGLfqx/view?usp=drivesdk)

Rooney@nonprofit-school.com

http://nonprofit-school.com/

MEGAN JOSEPH

http://www.impactlaunch.org/

Megan is the CEO of Impact Launch, a collective of social impact professionals that work with individuals, organizations, and initiatives for equitable and sustainable outcomes.

Megan has worked for over two decades with community-based organizations and multi-sector collaboratives to facilitate leadership development, strategic planning, capacity building and project design.

As Executive Director of Rise Together, a multi-county initiative in the Bay Area, Megan implemented a 250-member coalition for policy and systems change, addressing issues of employment, affordable housing and early childhood education.

Megan was recognized with the 2015 National Community Indicators Consortium Emerging Leader award for her work using community indicators as a catalyst for change to reduce youth violence.

Megan is a practitioner of Radical Transformational Leadership with Dr. Monica Sharma, and over the last 10 years launched several leadership programs that have trained over 1,500 change makers to design and implement change in their organizations and communities.

Megan serves on the Board of the Community Foundation of Nevada County and is an advisor for One of Us Foundation.

Today's Topic 

How to make strategic planning fun, focused and effective!

1. Strategic planning is a key antidote to fundraising issues, burnout, scatter, wasted time and not getting the results we want. 

2. Strategic planning can and should be focused, fun and effective - without ending in a plan that sits on a shelf

3. Get the results you want with less effort! Don't let traditional strategic planning keep your organization from getting what it needs to thrive.

Take advantage of Megan's free assessment quiz.

https://impactlaunch.lpages.co/quickstartquiz

Stan N. Shields has been working in the Marketing Automation and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) field for over 40 years. With his wealth of experience and expertise, he’s dedicated to helping businesses (and nonprofits) improve their marketing efforts and drive better results.

Some Useful Benefits

• Build a base using automation to help solve most common marketing challenges - time and money.
• Learn why automation is essential
• Strengthen current relationships
• Touch Point Theory on steroids - use all the communication channels

GREAT tool - MailBox Power $79/month - you just cover postage.

Benefits:  

• 50 Cards/month
• Unlimited 4 x 6 postcards
• Unlimited database
• Ability to automate gifts and Thank You notes.

  DIY Cost Comparison to send 1000 4x6 (5 x 7) postcards  

• Vistaprint 1000: 4x6/$95 - 5x7/$179  
• Next Day Flyers 1000: $80   
• Plus the cost of labels - $20 
• Ink to print
• Staff time to prepare for mailing
• Drive to the post office

https://TryMefor90Days.com

https://StanNShields.com

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Kathleen presents her journey in a male dominated industry and how she used gratitude to pave her way and all she helps now. We talk about the value and power of gratitude for Nonprofit Leadership.

https://KatleenAPanning.com Podcast: Tilted Halo

Effective Nonprofit Leaders' Success Toolkit Giveaway 11.6-26.23

Find it at: https://DrVictoriaBoyd.com/Giveaway

https://NonprofitCorner.org

Mary Hiland, Ph.D. is a nonprofit governance expert and leadership development consultant dedicated to helping nonprofit leaders cultivate great boards and lead effectively. With over forty years’ experience in the nonprofit sector – both as an executive and as a board member she has a wealth of information. Today we have two great topics. # 1 - Board engagement - or lack of it which a major concern for Executive Directors.# 2 - Effective Nonprofit Toolkit Giveaway - Nov 6 - 26, 2023 Mary is author of the #1 international best-seller: Love Your Board! The Executive Directors’ Guide to Discovering the Sources of Nonprofit Board Troubles and What to Do About Them (2021) Visit her website: https://hilandconsulting.org #effectivenonprofitleaderstoolkit #NonprofitCornerPodcast #Boardengagement #philantrepreneurfoundationTo find her book and many others visit: https://nonprofitcorner.now.site/books

Today is an important message about partnerships – in life and in business.

Jamar “J Haleem” Washington is an author, speaker, and President of the I Won’t Starve Academy, a 501 c)3 nonprofit organization. Although a convicted felon, and only earning $8.00 an hour, his determination and drive had him in just a few years earning 6 figures as a Commercial Photographer

His mantra, #IWon’tStarve became the catalyst for him and his business, and led to work with international brands like Nike, Save The Children Foundation, NFL, Amtrak & The WNBA.

Now pardoned, he is a best-selling author and motivational speaker.

J Haleem uses the #I Won’t Starve message to encourage and motivate students, entrepreneurs and career-oriented individuals. His goal is to inspire you to build a platform to ensure U Won’t Starve.

Find J Haleem's books we mentioned on the podcast at:

Nonprofit Corner Podcast website

#Partnerships

#IWontStarve

#UWon'tStarve

https://iwontstarveacademy.org

Shaté Hayes shares tips on How to Tell Winning Stories

 Key Takeaways

1.   The importance of alignment and strategic direction

2.   How to tell stories from the "inside out"

3.   How to tell stories beyond traditional long-form writing

 Tips:

Blogs are important

Videos are powerful

Know your target audience – where are they?

XayeFaith and Devann founded Total Freedom Network and are global business consultants who help entrepreneurs optimize their businesses through accountability. From experience, XayeFaith & Devann learned that it wasn't the "new info" that changed their business trajectory, but the accountability and community that supported their growth.  They support productivity, efficiency, and profitability in nonprofits and companies, aiming to empower them to achieve their potential and create a life of total freedom.

This episode's topic is: “The Key to Success Is ACCOUNTABILITY”.

Key points:

·  To be effective prioritize and thrive,

·  Accountability Equals Profits - time management, planning,

·  Get Unstuck by Getting Focused,

·  Create Clarity with Time Management, and

·  Complete Your Commitments.          

FREE WORKSHEET

https://totalfreedomevents.com/thenonprofitcornerpodcast

https://www.facebook.com/TotalFreedomNetwork 

www.linkedin.com/in/totalfreedomnetwork      

Chris Troka is the owner of Focused-Biz.com specializing in technology-based solutions for businesses and nonprofits.

Chris is a VIP Speaker at The Philantrepreneur Foundation's Nonprofit Impact Summits: AI & Technology for Nonprofits event April 16, 2025.

On this podcast, we discuss the value of understanding essential terminology necessary to successfully implement AI strategies. AI strategies that must be added to your operations to not only survive but thrive. And yes we say, Must be added. Those that don't will fail to be relevant and fall further behind.

Don't miss Chris Troka's session and get connected with at any of the links below.

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-troka-3a093058/
• Website: https://focused-biz.com/
• Website: https://christroka.com/
• Podcast- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClGMyZ2a7Gbd9eK8utyKTFw
• Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4190977887795656

#PhilantrepreneurFoundation #Nonprofitimpactsummits

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Our topic today is How to ask for what you want without feeling rejected, ineffective or pushy. 1. Remove barriers and blocks that are keeping you for asking for what you want 2. Really hear what donors want and respond in a meaningful way 3. Neutralize rejection and help others do the same •Manage objections to further consent and get buy-in. Maryanne Dersch is a leader in the nonprofit sector, having spent 30 years helping organizations communicate more authentically and effectively. She is a consultant, coach, teacher, strategist, and presenter, all wrapped up in one dynamic personality. Insightful and honest, Maryanne has the keen ability to identify the challenges we face in our organizations (and ourselves) while helping us to recognize and share our unique value to better connect with our audiences. A St. Louis native with a national following, Maryanne authored Courageous Communication: How Codependence is Making Your Nonprofit Brand Boring and What to Do About it. She also hosts The Influential Nonprofit podcast and the annual Donor Attraction Forum virtual event, which recently attracted more than 800 attendees. www.nonprofitleadershipguide. www.CourageousCommunication.com #EffectiveNonprofitLeadersToolkit giveaway November 6-26, 2023 #NonprofitCornerPodcast

Carol Hamilton, Principal, Grace Social Sector Consulting, LLC, and host of Mission: Impact podcast, facilitates whole-brain equity-focused strategic planning, impact mapping, service audits and organizational assessments for nonprofits and associations.

She combines left-brain strategy and analysis with right-brain wisdom about human complexities for a proven, whole-brain, whole-organization process through which every stakeholder thrives. She is also a member of a consultant collective focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion that has a particular focus on racial equity, All In Consulting.

Today's topic: Strategic Planning - why it doesn't have to be painful

· Strategic planning that doesn't end up on the shelf

· Centering equity and belonging in the process

· Benefits of engaging in the process

RESOURCES 

https://www.lapiana.org/insight/strategy-screen/

FREE TOOL: https://www.gracesocialsector.com/store/p13/strategic_plan_mistakes.

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#nonprofitmanagement

#nonprofittraining

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Stephanie Schweitzer Dixon has worked in the nonprofit sector for twenty-five years. She began her career as a grant writer and consultant assisting  nonprofit organizations in program development, fundraising, grant writing, and the management of grant-funded programs. She then served as the Executive Director of a nonprofit organization for thirteen and a half years. Her duties included raising money, leading the grants management process, managing a volunteer first response team, and teaching suicide prevention, mental health, and crisis intervention training.

Stephanie is the  CEO and Owner of SSD Consulting, providing consulting and training services  to professionals working primarily within the nonprofit and government sectors.

This episode identified key challenges grant writers face:

• No program plan
• No data
• Expect Grant writer to do it all

5 Key Concepts & Steps for Successful Grant Writing

1. Understand Grant writing is a process.
2. Know what makes you unique?
3. Program planning is essential to the success of every grant application.
4. Align your mission with the grantor’s goals and preference for funding.
5. Collaboration leads to success, both in the program and developing the grant application.

Takeaways

Grants are NOT free money. There are task and responsibilities before, during, and after receiving grant funding.

Develop - Good communication, a good team, and nurture partnership.

Stephanie’s book:

Grant Writing Manual: A Project Planning, Grant Seeking, Grant Writing, and Program Management Training Manual⁠

 CONNECT WITH STEPHANIE

https://www.facebook.com/ssdconsulting/ ;

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ssdixon45/ ;

https://twitter.com/ConsultingSsd

Learn more about the Logic Model Program Planning Framework https://LMPP.now.site

Sean Delaney is the Founder & CEO of Whadif, a Business Acceleration Company dedicated to educating, protecting, and motivating business owners to achieve their highest levels of success and impact in the world.

Sean specializes in strategic planning, organizational effectiveness, supply chain and risk management, and disaster planning.

His clients have included MetLife, Johnson & Johnson, JP Morgan Chase, Uber, Nike, and companies of all sizes in every industry.

With his unique blend of knowledge, experience, heart, and humor, he has helped organizations of every size to smooth out their operations, innovate for the future, plan for disaster, and execute with precision.

As Sean likes to say “As entrepreneurs we are always asking and always answering… Whadif?”

 Sean dropped some golden nugget so information.

HOME - Human - Optimized - Meaningful - Environment

10 Elements of HARMONIUS business architecture in order to eliminate stress and confusion.

SPECIAL BONUS

The 'What if?' assessment free to listeners. http://whadif.com/badassessment

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Funny Name - Dedicated Focus. The Philantrepreneur Foundation (TPF), is a 501c3 that may have a funny name, but is serious about providing valuable education, awareness, and resources for the nonprofit community.

TPF education programs are presented via live training and recorded webinars, we have a website full of resources, and provide services such as 501c3 corporate filings to website development, marketing and more. The Nonprofit Corner Podcast is one of our educational platforms and will feature,

1.   National experts sharing tips and strategies.

2.  Discuss challenges facing nonprofits with recommendations.

3.  Emphasize professional and organizational development topics.

Do you have a topic you would like to learn more about? Please add your topic to the question section below any of the podcast. Be specific as possible.

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Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE, is a leading consultant for nonprofit fundraising. A prolific author and trainer, she will touch on the need for a Development Plan for your organization. www.LindaLysakowski.com