Tired of the political division? We are too. It feels like everyone's shouting at each other, and your important mission is getting lost in the noise. This episode shows you how to rise above the fray and create a powerful, nonpartisan public policy agenda that can unite your board. Learn how to bridge diverse perspectives and build consensus to ensure your mission's voice is heard loud and clear in the halls of power, not just a whisper in the wind. Guests Danielle Clore of Kentucky Nonprofit Network and Marne Taylor of Oklahoma Center of Nonprofits will share their secrets to success and provide a blueprint for collective impact, proving that you can actually get things done without picking a side.

In a world full of "what-ifs" and "let's play it safe," we're here to tell you that sometimes, playing it safe is the riskiest move of all. This year, don't let risk aversion hold your organization back from seizing opportunities that could lead to growth and greater impact. We're tackling this common challenge head-on by offering practical advice to help you encourage courageous decision-making for your organization's long-term health. Joining us are Anne Hindery of Nonprofit Association of the Midlands, Diane Yentel of National Council of Nonprofits, and Ivan Canada of North Carolina Center for Nonprofits. They'll share how to push past the fear and embrace bold choices that will propel your mission forward—without jumping out of an airplane without a parachute.

A new administration is on the horizon, and with it comes a sea of political, financial, and cultural shifts. So how do you make sure your board doesn't get lost at sea? This episode is all about equipping your board members to be well-informed partners in advocacy and strategic decision-making. We'll share strategies to help your board understand the potential implications of a new administration, so you're not caught off guard when the legislative winds change. We're chatting with Diane Yentel of National Council of Nonprofits, Jim White of Nonprofit Association of Oregon, and Nonoko Sato of Minnesota Council of Nonprofits about the tools and knowledge you need to keep your board ahead of the curve and out of the deep end.