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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2024 · 27 MIN

The Nonprofit Fixer: Strategies for Beating Burnout and Building Stronger Boards

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In this must-listen episode of the Nonprofit411 Podcast, host Sarah Barton sits down with Sean Kosofsky, founder of The Nonprofit Fixer, to share expert advice on tackling burnout, enhancing board engagement, and building a sustainable nonprofit culture. Sean draws on his 30+ years of experience to discuss practical solutions like the four-day workweek, coaching for executive directors, and the importance of a strong board agreement. He also shares his insights on outsourcing tasks to boost efficiency and highlights the power of strategic fundraising. Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit leader or just starting out, this episode offers fresh perspectives and actionable tips for taking your organization to the next level. Learn more about the Nonprofit Fixer at www.nonprofitfixer.com Check out The Complete Guide to Implementing a Four-Day Workweek Find all of Sean's best resources on his Everything Page Learn more about Nonprofit411   Join our Write to Win: Grant Writing Workshop   Sign up for free resources in your inbox at Nonprofit411 Newsletter       

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