But Information is a Safe Harbor As anyone who attends to news outlets knows, the new Postmaster General (PMG), Louis DeJoy, stepped into a furious partisan firefight. He became a central figure in it, due in large part to his…
When I was a kid, there was a push to buy American. The thought was that if you bought a GM car, you were supporting your neighbor who worked at the plant. Now, here in Tennessee, we have friends who…
Final in a series of five And now we have come to the fifth and final installment of my blog series on the Growth out of a Crisis webinar series presented by my colleague, Alan Clayton at Philanthropy & Fundraising…
The speaker at my business school's graduate had one goal for his company: become the world's largest energy company. By the time he spoke to us, he was well on his way. The year was 2000. The speaker was Ken…
This month we begin with the topic that has taken over mainstream media headlines: Postal. We will call out a few of the primary concerns and attempt to separate them from each other – not an easy task given the,…
There’s no textbook that teaches us how to navigate the times we are experiencing right now. I don’t need to list off the factors that have led us to where we are in August of 2020, but how each piece…
We encourage you to also read this recent post by our guest blog author, Kathleen Loehr, on taking personal responsibility for finding and sharing diverse stories of women and philanthropy, and for not defaulting to a single identity of privilege and…
Fourth in a series of five. If you’ve been following along as I’ve covered the Growth out of a Crisis webinar series led by my colleague Alan Clayton at Philanthropy & Fundraising International, you’ve acquired: An introduction to Great Fundraising…
"[W]e were beaten, tear gassed, and trampled by horses. I thought I saw death. I thought I was going to die. I don't know how I made it back, but I know we cannot rest. We cannot become weary. We…
Congress returned from its July 4th recess with much to complete before it adjourns for its long August recess, likely sometime early in the month. As the map below clearly displays, only a few states are in regular session. An…
