The Nonprofit MBA Podcast with Stephen Halasnik Stephen Halasnik

For nonprofits to make a meaningful impact and ensure sustainability, it is essential to maintain financial stability. This can only be achieved by establishing strong financial oversight. When you implement these steps with dedication and enthusiasm, your nonprofit can create a financial environment where its mission-driven goals can thrive, resulting in flourishing communities. In today’s podcast, Linden Mattie from Pilot Ship Consulting and Stephen Halasnik from Financing Solutions (https://financingsolutionsnow.com/) discuss How Nonprofits Should Establish Strong Financial Oversight.
 

Like in any organization, leadership is essential for the success of nonprofit legacy programs. Effective leaders not only shape the organization's future but also engage donors and inspire them to support its legacy through gifts, wills, and other planned giving options. By focusing on building a sustainable legacy, you can ensure that your organizations have a lasting impact on the causes it serve, leaving a positive legacy for future generations. In today’s podcast, Ligia Pena from GlobetrottingFundraiser and Stephen Halasnik from Financial Solutions (https://financingsolutionsnow.com/) discuss leadership in a legacy program for nonprofits.

Having the guidance of a skilled coach has proven to be the catalyst for transformative change and sustainable growth in nonprofits. Therefore, it is advisable to choose a good nonprofit coach who understands your organization's unique needs and goals. This will enable you to gain access to valuable expertise, objective perspective, and unwavering support on your journey toward success. Take the time to find the right fit, and watch as your nonprofit thrives and makes a meaningful impact in the communities you serve. In today’s podcast, Sean Kosofsky from Mind the Gap Consulting and Stephen Halasnik from Financing Solutions (https://financingsolutionsnow.com/), discuss why and how to select a good nonprofit coach.
 
 

Trauma-informed storytelling is a specialized technique that acknowledges and addresses the impact of trauma on individuals' lives. It is a valuable tool for nonprofits looking to create impactful narratives that resonate with their audience. By following the key principles of trauma-informed storytelling, you can tell authentic and empathetic stories that bring positive societal change. In today’s podcast, Maria Bryan from Maria Bryan Creative and Stephen Halasnik from Financial Solutions (https://financingsolutionsnow.com/), discuss how trauma-informed storytelling Helps nonprofits.
 

In nonprofit leadership, where passion and purpose drive every decision, having a compelling executive resume is the first step in the right direction. Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit professional or aspiring to lead in the sector, understanding the nuances of crafting a standout resume and managing your career effectively can significantly impact your success. Here, we explore key strategies for creating an impactful executive resume and navigating your career as a nonprofit leader. In today’s podcast, Michelle Merritt from D&S Career Management and Stephen Halasnik from Financing Solutions (https://financingsolutionsnow.com/) discuss executive resume and career management advice for nonprofit leaders.

Like every charitable foundation that awards grants, the Rosendin Foundation has its criteria for awarding grants to nonprofit organizations. However, the process is a thoughtful and deliberate one for the Rosendin Foundation. By focusing on education, health, and community development, engaging stakeholders, developing criteria, reviewing applications, making decisions, announcing grants, and monitoring and evaluating funded projects, the foundation ensures that its grant-making efforts are impactful and aligned with its mission of making a positive difference in communities. In today's podcast, Jolsna Thomas from The Rosendin Foundation and Stephen Halasnik from Financing Solutions (https://financingsolutionsnow.com/) discuss how the Rosendin Foundation decided to award grants.