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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2024 · 32 MIN

Working With Talent At Your Nonprofit Events With Actor, Singer, And Director Nicholas Rodriguez

from Fun In Fundraising · host Rob Giardinelli

One of the biggest questions often ask when planning their nonprofit event: How do I find and work with talent? I could not think of a better person to talk about this subject with than today's guest, actor, director, and singer Nicholas Rodriguez. This talented artist is a veteran of a multitude of film, television, and stage performances. Over the years he has performed numbers and directing performance programs for nonprofit galas and signature fundraising events all around the United States. In this episode, Nicholas provides valuable insights on how to successfully engage talent for your gala or signature fundraising event including the differences between handling onstage versus behind-the-scenes talent, the steps nonprofits need to take before approaching talent to appear at their event, and working with talent before the event so their performance is something your gala guests will remember for a long time to come. This is one episode you will not want to miss.

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