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Designing Tomorrow: Creative Strategies for Social Impact
Eric Ressler
Theo - t3․gg
Theo - t3․gg
State of the Second
Gun Owners of America
Asset Class
Christian W. Röhl & Scalable Capital
PZ Briefing – Die wichtigsten Nachrichten des Tages
Pharmazeutische Zeitung
The Undeniable Leader with Rob Cressy
Rob Cressy
Le rendez-vous Tech
NotPatrick
Get Ready: Before Life Happens Podcast
Tony Steuer
Unofficial Partner Podcast
Unofficial Partner
Take on Board
Helga Svendsen
The Site Shed | Systems, Strategy and Growth for Tradies and Contractors
Matt Jones - Helping Tradies Build Smarter, Scalable Businesses
The Industrial Talk Podcast Network
The Industrial Talk Podcast with Scott MacKenzie
IMI Podcasts
Christian Henrik Nesheim
Capital Humain – Travail, ressources humaines et santé mentale
Magaly Siméon décrypte le travail, les ressources humaines et la santé mentale à travers des témoignages de salariés, des analyses RH et des éclairages en droit social.
Trust Talks
The Chicago Community Trust
4biddenknowledge Podcast
Billy Carson 4biddenknowledge
The Accountability Minute:Business Acceleration|Productivity
Anne Bachrach
It's Personal Stories, A Hospitality Podcast
David Kong, Dorothy Dowling, Rachel Humphrey, Lan Elliott
Pod & Dev
Hotmart
Leading Visionaries Podcast
Anjel B Hartwell & The Creative Age Consulting Group
The Bird Bath
The Bird Bath
The Living Elevated Show: Smart Moves, Bilingual Voices
Alexander
Rev Cycle Unscripted
RCM Leaders Forum
Pure Conversation, with Pure247Radio
Team Pure
LeadingLane Podcast
LeadingLane
The Jewelry Reseller's Podcast
Desiree
Liberatory Business with Simone Seol
Simone
The Real Tale of Retail and Wholesale… all the dirty secrets
Christina
The Quarter Hour: the best daily radio industry podcast
podtential originals
Practice Marketing Insider
Kristie Plantinga
Върховете на бизнеса - Hills of Business - HоB
Dimitar Dimitrov D7seo
Boring Money
David Heacock
Achievers Therapy
Kingsley Nwaekwe
Mornings with Simi
Curiouscast
Pivot: SHIFT Ahead Mastermind
James Shaw
Äripäeva raadio
Äripäev
The Wolf Of All Streets
Scott Melker
Business
Eric Ressler
There's a number treated like gospel in philanthropy: the 5% annual payout private foundations are required to hit. It was written into law as a floor. Kristin Todd has watched it become a ceiling instead. After nearly t...
Everyone keeps predicting the death of the website. First it was social, now it is AI. But it is still the one channel you actually own and control, which is exactly what makes it your most durable asset. So when a site ...
For the last 50 years, we've operated under a single dominant idea: the purpose of business is to maximize shareholder value. But what if this whole era of extraction and short-termism isn't the natural order at all? Wha...
Jonathan recently learned that the Seymour Center is about to absorb a permanent new expense in the $150,000 to $200,000 range. On a $2.2 million operating budget, that's roughly 10% of the whole thing, and it's not a on...
Most social impact campaigns are built on two ingredients: information and emotion. The data makes the case. The storytelling makes people care. But caring, on its own, has a shelf life. Saralynn Finn, founder of Sett & ...
Most social impact leaders got into this work because they care deeply about the mission, not because they wanted to be public figures with opinions. But that instinct to stay quiet and let the work speak for itself may ...
There's an unspoken rule in the social impact sector: we tell the truth, we follow the science, we play fair. But those rules are increasingly a losing strategy, because the industries we're up against don't have to win ...
There's a trend called looksmaxxing that says appearance is everything, and optimizing it is just pragmatism. Apply that same logic to nonprofits and you get an interesting thought experiment: what happens when an organi...
Every major technological paradigm shift has broken society before it fixed it. The printing press, radio, television. Each one reshaped how we communicate and what we believe. Now the internet, social media, and AI are ...
There's a quiet belief running through the social impact space that being too visible somehow cheapens the work. That good organizations should let their impact speak for itself. But the orgs that get the funding, the ta...
The social impact sector has made community co-creation almost sacred. Design with people, not for them. Give everyone a voice. But what happens when the loudest voices aren't the most informed, and the planning process ...
Most nonprofit leaders have been through some version of the brand strategy process. Eric calls it process theater: brand strategy work that sounds great in proposals but leaves everyone wondering what they're actually b...
Technology promised to close the digital divide, but too often the people building it don't reflect the communities affected by it. Tina-Marie Gulley, former CEO of Ada Developers Academy, sits down with Eric to talk abo...
There's a post going around LinkedIn right now where a fundraiser is calling out a foundation for not structuring a grant as multi-year support. The tone is essentially: our work matters, so funders should give us what w...
The nonprofit sector has a marketing philosophy problem. We adopted a playbook built almost entirely around conversion: get the click, get the gift, optimize the funnel. But all of that activation depends on something mo...
A single phrase from a previous episode sent Eric into an existential tailspin, and reshaped how he thinks about organizational identity. In this episode, Eric and Jonathan unpack why "Who are we becoming?" hits harder t...
The social impact sector has gotten very good at describing problems: white papers, statistics, annual reports filled with data on gaps and needs. But it hasn't built a system for telling stories that actually move peopl...
Everyone claims to be strategic. But what does that word even mean anymore?In this episode, Eric and Jonathan dig into a question that comes up constantly: what actually separates strategy from tactics, and why do so man...
There's $1.5 trillion sitting in American foundations right now. Add in donor-advised funds and the total climbs past $1.7 trillion. Most of it isn't moving. Meanwhile, the organizations on the front lines of housing, he...
AI slop is flooding every channel. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and how to cut through the noise.In this episode, Eric and Jonathan dig into the great content reset — the collision of AI, shifting media formats, an...
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