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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2025 · 32 MIN

Lessons from a Lifetime in Nonprofits with Steve Eckman | Nonprofit411

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In this episode of Nonprofit411, Sarah Barton sits down with Steve Eckman, Chancellor of York University and Interim President of Bethany College, to discuss his decades-long career in nonprofit leadership and the evolution of fundraising strategies. Drawing from his experiences in higher education and foundation work, Steve shares invaluable insights into building sustainable nonprofits, navigating donor relationships, and adapting to changing donor expectations in a technology-driven world. Key topics include the importance of aligning missions with donor priorities, leveraging technology for accountability, and fostering meaningful relationships with donors. Steve also reflects on the challenges and opportunities for new fundraisers, emphasizing the importance of people-centric approaches in a sector increasingly shaped by digital interactions. Resources: York University: www.york.edu Bethany College: www.bethanylb.edu Grant Writing Proposal Guide: Nonprofit411 Grant Guide

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