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The Good Journey Pod is a podcast for social entrepreneurs, nonprofit professionals, and everyday philanthropists - you! - who are interested in doing good in today’s world. You’ll hear thought leaders, philanthropists, and innovators shaping the world of ‘good’ share stories from their journey to help you along yours.
Episodes
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Ep. 42: Rich Johnson from Ignite Journeys on Startups - Part II
Rich Johnson is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Ignite Journeys — a startup social business that provides experiences that benefit humanity & the planet — and also the Co-Founder of Spark Ventures — a nonprofit that builds partnerships that lift communities out of poverty. In part 2 of our chat…
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Rich Johnson from Ignite Journeys on Startups - Part 1
Rich Johnson is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Ignite Journeys — a startup social business that provides experiences that benefit humanity & the planet — and also the Co-Founder of Spark Ventures — a nonprofit that builds partnerships that lift communities out of poverty. In part 1 of our chat…
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Ep. 40: Sarah Durham from Big Duck on Nonprofit Brands
Sarah Durham, author of the book Brandraising and founder of Big Duck total communications nerd — her words — is on the pod. In this episode, Sarah talks a bit about her starting Big Duck and being a certified Woman Owned Business, what brand means and its value to nonprofit organizations, as…
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Ep. 39: Ann Rosenfield from Charitably Speaking on Startup Nonprofit Fundraising
In this episode, I’m joined by Ann Rosenfield to discuss fundraising for startup and young nonprofits, monthly giving, and old school and new school fundraising among other things. Ann has been in the sector for 20 years, is an editor of Hillborn Charity eNews, and works as a major gift…
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Ep. 38: Kathleen Janus from Social Startup Success on Startups
In this episode I’m joined by Kathleen Janus, author of Social Startup Success and lecturer at Standford University. Kathleen shares 5 key insights from her book and over 100 interviews with nonprofit leaders, discusses what it means to scale and why some nonprofits shouldn’t try to scale, and...
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Ep. 37: Katherine Davies from iguacu on Effective Giving to Humanitarian Crises
Katherine Davies from iguacu is on the podcast this week. Katherine started iguacu to help solve the problem of how to find and support trusted organizations doing effective work in the middle of humanitarian crises like Syria, Afghanistan, and the Central African Republic. In this episode she...
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Ep. 36: Vivien Hoexter and Linda C. Hartley from H2Growth Strategies on Non-Profit Leadership
Vivien Hoexter and Linda Hartley, authors of Big Impact: Insights & Stories from America’s Non-Profit Leaders and principles at H2 Growth Strategies are on the pod. They discuss some key findings from their book on nonprofit leaders (Big Impact: Insights & Stories from America’s Non-Profit...
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Ep. 35: Jeff Gordy from NeonCRM on Entrepreneurship, Data, and Technology
Jeff Gordy CEO & Co-Founder of Z2 Systems, the makers of NeonCRM. shares more about his circuitous and entrepreneurial journey to the nonprofit sector. He also discusses what makes a good entrepreneur, some key lessons he’s learned along the way, and even some data, tech, and fundraising nerdery…
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Ep. 34: Gary Wohlfeill from CrowdRise on Marketing to Nonprofits
In this episode, Gary Wohlfeill, VP of Brand and Vision at CrowdRise, joins to chat about social fundraising, the mindset shift needed for organizations to fundraise today, and how to best market and sell to nonprofits At CrowdRise, Gary works with partners to develop fundraising campaigns and...
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Ep. 33: Chris Huertz from Gravity Center on The Sacred Enneagram
Chris Huertz has a background in humanitarian work fighting human trafficking in the slums of Cambodia and spent a lot of time with Mother Theresa. In his travels and work he’s become an Enneagram professional and been trained by people like Father Richard Rohr, Russ Hudson, Marion Gilbert and...
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Ep. 32: Eva Hieninger from Marketing for Good on Digital Campaigns (and Germany)
In this episode, Eva Hieninger joins me from Berlin to discuss digital fundraising, campaigns, and marketing for nonprofits with a German perspective. Eva is the owner of MARKETING FOR GOOD and consults NGOs and nonprofits on digital strategy, online marketing, online fundraising and online...
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Ep. 31: Valerie Weisler from The Validation Project on Starting a Nonprofit at 14
Recently nominated as a L'Oreal Paris Women of Worth, Valerie Weisler joins the podcast to chat about starting The Validation Project when she was just 14 (!), what led her to do that, and how she's been able to grow and scale their work across the world. As a victim of bullying, Valerie Weisler...
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Ep. 30: Richie Kendall from Cheerful Giving on Revolutionary Giving
Richie Kendall from Cheerful Giving joins the pod to discuss aggregate giving apps, impending philanthropic shifts, and developing an enduring lifestyle brand. Richie brought a background in film and design having worked with brands like Forever21, New Belgium, Frontier Airlines and more to...
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Ep. 29: Richard Perry from Veritus Group on Major Gift Fundraising
On today’s how I chat major gifts and major gift fundraising with Richard Perry from Veritus Group. Richard has over 30 years’ experience helping nonprofits transform their Major Donor programs. He co-founded The Domain Group, which was one of the largest full-service fundraising consulting...
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Ep. 28: Noah Barnett from CauseVox on Crowdfunding
In this episode, Noah Barnett from CauseVox discusses discuss all kinds of fundraising things like communications, crowdfunding, digital, and more. Noah is the Growth Marketing Lead at CauseVox but prior to that, he spent six and half years in fundraising and marketing leadership roles at World...
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Bonus Episode with Brady Josephson from The Good Journey Pod on Asking for More
A special bonus episode for you as The Good Journey Pod host Brady Josephson sits down with Claire Kerr and Laura Armstrong from FrontStream to chat about nonprofits, his career, donation pages, and more on their podcast, Asking for More. You can listen to the original episode and get more…
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Ep. 27: Megan Strand from Engage for Good on Checkout Donations
On today’s pod I’m joined by Megan Strand, Communications Director for Engage for Good. Megan and I discuss point of sale donation campaigns and Engage for Good’s 2017 Charity Checkout Champions covering 73 different campaigns and over $441M raised in 2016 alone. We cover some trends seen in the...
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Ep. 26: Marco Zaugg from RaiseNow on Charity in Europe
In this episode, I sit down with Marco Zaugg, entrepreneur, CEO and Founder of RaiseNow. We discuss fundraising and giving in Switzerland and Europe and how it compares to Canada and the US among other things. Enjoy! Learn more about RaiseNow: https://www.raisenow.com/en
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Ep. 25: Phil Haid from Public Inc. on Profit with Purpose
In this episode, Phil Haid from Public Inc. is on the show. Phil co-founded Public Inc. in 2008 with a focus on driving large-scale social impact by merging and more closely aligning profit and purpose for companies and brands. On the show, Phil discusses what Profit and Purpose means, how CSR...
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Ep. 24: Darren Lancaster from ThinOPTICS on Company/Cause Partnerships
Darren Lancaster Co-Founder of ThinOPTICS joins to discuss cause marketing. ThinOPTICS is a cool new company that makes frameless glasses and has recently partnered with an organization called Prevent Blindness to raise funds and awareness for their 20/20 at 40 program. Darren shares more about…
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Ep. 23: Una Osili from the Lily Family School of Philanthropy on Giving in the USA
Dr. Una Osili from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy joins the pod. Una is prolific researching in the philanthropic world and helps with the Giving USA report produced each year which looks at charitable giving in the United States. On the show, Una unpacks some of the…
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Ep 22: Matt Pohlson from Omaze on New School Philanthropy
On the pod I’m joined by Matt Pohlson from Omaze. Omaze connects causes, personalities, and everyday world changers through democratized charitable auctions to raise funds and awareness for charities working tirelessly to change people’s lives. Matt is a co-founder of Omaze with a background in...
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Ep 21: Tim Kachuriak from NextAfter on Generosity & Optimization
On today’s show, I am joined by one of my favourite people in the nonprofit space, Tim Kachuriak. Tim is the founder and Chief Innovation and Optimization Officer for Next After, a research and consulting firm that works with businesses, nonprofits and NGOs to help them grow their resource...
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Ep 20: Vanessa Chase from The Storytelling Nonprofit on Storytelling
Vanessa Chase is an international non-profit consultant, thought leader, speaker, author of The Storytelling Non-Profit: A practical guide to telling stories that raise money and awareness. She’s also the founder of The Storytelling Non-Profit focused on helping not-for-profit organizations...
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Ep. 19: FK Day from World Bicycle Relief on Business & Philanthropy
FK Day is a long time Chicago businessman, entrepreneur and humanitarian. He’s co-founder of SRAM bicycles before starting World Bicycle Relief in 2004 with his wife Leah Missbach Day in response to the Indian Ocean Tsunami crisis. What was intended to be a one-off project delivering over 24,000...
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Ep. 18: Justin Dillon from Made in a Free World on Social Entrepreneurship
In this episode, I am joined by an amazing man and entrepreneur, Justin Dillon. Justin is a professional musician turned filmmaker and social entrepreneur, and founder and CEO of Made in a Free World, an award-winning platform that brings together consumers, organizations, and businesses to…
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Ep. 17: Zach Shefska from Fundraising Report Card on Data Analytics
In this episode I’m joined by Zach Shefska. Zach Shefska is a college drop out, entrepreneur, and data analytics nerd. As Director of the Fundraising Report Card, he helps non-profits harness the power of their data to better carry out their missions. Zach shares from his experience getting to…
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Ep. 16: Chris Preston from United Way Worldwide on Corporate Giving
On the pod, Chris Preston, Vice President, Corporate Relations for United Way Worldwide, joins the show. Chris talks about how United Way is shifting as workplace giving and philanthropy itself shifts, what he’s seen over the past few years in regards to CSR and corporate giving, and gives some...
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Ep. 15: Sabrina Pourmand from charity: water on Innovation in Fundraising
In this pod, I’m joined by Sabrina Pourmand, Vice President Key Relationships at charity: water. I’ve had a crush on charity: water for years now for their culture and approach to giving and fundraising and in this episode Sabrina shares a bit more about her personal journey before working for...
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Ep 14: Claire Axelrad from Clairification on Fundraising Today
In this episode, Claire Axelrad joins to discuss fundraising. Claire is a top nonprofit consultant, trainer, and coach with all kinds of great resources on her site, Clairification (http://www.clairification.com/). In this episode, Claire shares from her 30 plus years of fundraising experience on...
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Ep 13. Mary Beth Westmoreland from Blackbaud on Technology
On today’s episode, I’m joined by Mary Beth Westmoreland, one of the 50 most powerful women in technology and the Chief Technicalogy Officer at Blackbaud - the world's leading cloud software company powering social good. Mary Beth and I chat about building technology, the uniqueness of technology...
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Ep 12: Jason Ricci from Fluxx on Grants
In this episode, I’m joined by Jason Ricci. He’s the Founder and CEO at Fluxx where he’s using technology to transform the grant process and spark lasting good. On the show, Jason shares how Fluxx got started in the first place, how impact reporting, storytelling, and collaboration are key and...
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Ep. 11: Jon Wirt from Aura Frames on Cause Marketing
You may have heard about cause marketing but why would a company do it? What would it look like? Who would they partner with and why? All questions answered in this episode by Jon Wirt, Head of Marketing at Aura Frames. For World Water Day, Jon and Aura partnered with charity: water on a limited...
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The Good Journey Pod is a podcast for social entrepreneurs, nonprofit professionals, and everyday philanthropists - you! - who are interested in doing good in today’s world. You’ll hear thought leaders, philanthropists, and innovators shaping the world of ‘good’ share stories from their journey to help you along yours.
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