Episode 176: How do you plan and communicate about leaving an organization?

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Episode 219: How can nonprofits make videos sustainably?

Video is increasingly how people connect with nonprofits today, but many communications teams feel stuck: they lack time, budget, and skills. Ally Dommu, director of service development, talks with Ben Nathan, filmmaker and founder of All of Us Films, about making accessible, aut ...  Show more

Episode 218: How can you update a brand across a federated network?

Updating a brand across connected, yet independent organizations is no small feat. Farra Trompeter, co-director, talks with Omoiye Kinney, executive vice president and chief marketing officer for United Way Worldwide, about managing a global brand refresh across 1,000 local Unite ...  Show more

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