58 min
Episode 3: Communication/Relationship Management with Dr. Matthew Hinsley How They Lead
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- Careers
Our hosts Shelby and Kent are joined by Dr. Matt Hinsley, Executive Director of Austin Classical Guitar, a nonprofit whose mission is to inspire individuals in the communities we serve through musical experiences of deep personal significance. Dr. Hinsley talks about the power music has to connect us and the community-focused model of ACG, as well as the importance of capturing hard-to-measure impacts in the work he does.
The Competency Model skill explored in this episode is Communication/Relationship Management, and Dr. Hinsley expressed his love for personality tests such as Meyers-Briggs and the Enneagram and the role they can play in helping young nonprofit leaders understand how to communicate with their team.
During the episode, Dr. Hinsley talks about Austin Classical Guitar’s Lullaby Project. Click here listen to some of these lullabies: https://www.austinclassicalguitar.org/the-lullaby-project/
Every episode of How They Lead will feature a local Austin-area nonprofit executive discussing how they got to where they are today, surprising lessons they’ve learned along the way, and what skills they’re looking for in young nonprofit leaders. Each episode will align with skills from YNPN Austin’s Competency Model and how they have honed that skill through their work.
Connect with us:
Become a YNPN Austin member
Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram
Donate to YNPN Austin today
Have questions? Email info@ynpnaustin.org
About YNPN Austin
YNPN Austin provides affordable and accessible professional development opportunities that empower young leaders and advance the nonprofit community. Our mission is to provide accessible professional development opportunities that empower young leaders and advance the nonprofit community.
www.ynpnaustin.org (http://www.ynpnaustin.org)
Our hosts Shelby and Kent are joined by Dr. Matt Hinsley, Executive Director of Austin Classical Guitar, a nonprofit whose mission is to inspire individuals in the communities we serve through musical experiences of deep personal significance. Dr. Hinsley talks about the power music has to connect us and the community-focused model of ACG, as well as the importance of capturing hard-to-measure impacts in the work he does.
The Competency Model skill explored in this episode is Communication/Relationship Management, and Dr. Hinsley expressed his love for personality tests such as Meyers-Briggs and the Enneagram and the role they can play in helping young nonprofit leaders understand how to communicate with their team.
During the episode, Dr. Hinsley talks about Austin Classical Guitar’s Lullaby Project. Click here listen to some of these lullabies: https://www.austinclassicalguitar.org/the-lullaby-project/
Every episode of How They Lead will feature a local Austin-area nonprofit executive discussing how they got to where they are today, surprising lessons they’ve learned along the way, and what skills they’re looking for in young nonprofit leaders. Each episode will align with skills from YNPN Austin’s Competency Model and how they have honed that skill through their work.
Connect with us:
Become a YNPN Austin member
Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram
Donate to YNPN Austin today
Have questions? Email info@ynpnaustin.org
About YNPN Austin
YNPN Austin provides affordable and accessible professional development opportunities that empower young leaders and advance the nonprofit community. Our mission is to provide accessible professional development opportunities that empower young leaders and advance the nonprofit community.
www.ynpnaustin.org (http://www.ynpnaustin.org)
58 min