The Business of Non-Profits
Non-profits are businesses at their core and have the same challenges and successes as other businesses, especially during the pandemic. Join Stacey Lund from TGR Management consulting as she hosts monthly candid discussions with organizations from a variety of non-profit verticals about how they rose to the challenge and scaled, pivoted, and transformed in the past two years. If you are looking for ideas or just plain transformation inspiration, this show is for you.
Episodes
On this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we talk to Michael Halterman, Vice President of The Honor Foundation's Vector Accelerator, about how The Honor Foundation guides transitioning U.S. Special Operators to fulfillment in the civilian sector. We discuss how The Honor Foundation continues to scale to meet its mission and what's next for the organization.
On this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we’re thrilled to explore a moonshot that’s been a decade in the making. Raya Kenney, the CEO and founder of the National Memorial to the Women on the Home Front will speak with us about pursuing legislation (including lobbying in Congress and the Senate) to make her non-profit’s dream a reality.
All Aboard! We join Kris Hoellen, Executive Director of the B&O Railroad Museum to talk strategy, executing a multi-year master plan, and what it takes to represent the living history of the railroad in the United States.
On this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we’ll speak with Dr. John McCarthy, Chief Program Officer of TERI Campus of Life about their stunning new North County San Diego Campus and what it takes to fulfill their 15-year goal of building an inclusive community for people with special needs.
In this thought-provoking episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we’ll hear from Together Estranged, an organization committed to supporting adults estranged from their families. We explore their ambitious short-term goal of transitioning from an online support system to fostering genuine in-person connections. Join us as we navigate their path of heartfelt transformation.
In this episode of "The Business of Non-Profits," we're delving into the world of Birthline, an organization offering support for pregnant mothers and families with children under 5. Join us as we unveil their strategic operational plans to expand their services through innovative classes and engaging community events. Discover how they’re changing the way they operate to reach more families, creating a nurturing environment where ...
In Season 2 of The Business of Non-Profits we’ll focus on taking a head on approach to big challenges and big risk in pursuit of big rewards for their constituents. We’ll unpack their strategies and see how some non-profits are making it happen…and how you can, too.
If you are a non-profit leader who has, are, or will be working on a moonshot goal and want to share your journey, please email us at podcast@tgrmanagementconsulting....
The final episode of season one! Join special guest and sponsor Tiffany Rosik and host Stacey Lund as we recap season one and look back on what themes resonated most. Thank you so much for tuning in. We appreciate all our guests and listeners!
If you are a non-profit with a big dream and are interested in being one of our guests for season two, please reach out to podcast@tgrmanagementconsulting.com.
In this episode of The Business of Non-Profits we spoke with Tony Teravainen CEO and Co-Founder of Support the Enlisted Project (STEP) about strategic hiring. Join us as we learn how this great organization decided to delay hiring during the pandemic in order to protect their culture and core mission. With all of the news lately about how tech companies grew during the pandemic and are now suffering fro...
In this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we speak with Alexandra White, co-founder of ProduceGood about pivoting strategy and logistics during COVID and the post-COVID adjustments they’ve made.
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Check out this episode where we speak with Dr. Michael Remson from San Diego Youth Symphony as he recounts how SDYS is redefining their organizational identity to meet the needs of a changing community.
Dr. Michael K. Remson is the President and CEO at San Diego Youth Symphony, the most comprehensive provider of ‘cradle to college’ music programs and a national leader in outreach programming, serving thousands of K-12 musicians and...
In this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we speak with Rhiannon Menn, Founder and CEO of Lasagna Love about founding a non-profit during a pandemic and what it means to apply business skills to build the Kindness Movement. We’re excited to see what’s up next for this organization, and we know you will be, too!
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In this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we speak with Stephanie Ortega of Promises2Kids about implementing technology (Salesforce) to further their program reach during the challenging time of COVID.
Stephanie Ortega is the COO of Promises2Kids, who aim to create a brighter future for foster children in San Diego County. From the moment they come into foster care and through to adulthood, Promises2Kids provides the hope, s...
In this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we speak with Cheryl Hsu, founder of 92130 Cares about their journey from identifying the needs in her area to creating a non-profit and beyond.
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In this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we speak with Holly Smithson, CEO of Athena, about approaching a non-profit as a business endeavor. She’ll speak candidly about what works for her and what sharing proven philosophies to lead a successful business entity.
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In this episode of The Business of Non-Profits, we speak with Rachel Freeman from The Clearity Foundation about scaling a Non-Profit to further their program reach. We’ll learn about the challenges they’ve surmounted along the way, how change has transformed the team, and where they are going next!
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In each episode, we will discuss how Non-profits are businesses at their core and have the same challenges and successes as other businesses, especially during the pandemic. Join Stacey Lund as she hosts monthly candid discussions with organizations from a variety of non-profit verticals about how they rose to the challenge and scaled, pivoted, and transformed in the past two years.
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