Strong and adaptable leadership is essential for nonprofits and public sector organizations to thrive.
Each episode of our limited podcast series brings you in-depth interviews with accomplished leaders in nonprofit governance and public service, focusing on different topics.
These conversations will bring you actionable insights, fresh perspectives and proven strategies to strengthen board leadership and tackle the challenges your board faces.
From budgeting to managing risk, this series covers critical aspects of board oversight that can drive meaningful impact.
Whether you’re an experienced executive or an emerging leader, these episodes offer valuable takeaways for enhancing your organization’s governance practices.
We hear from 4 experts who share their practical guidance and real-world examples. Once you have listened to the conversations, explore the additional resources on financial oversight and risk management available right here on this page.
We hope you enjoy the conversations and find them insightful and interesting!
Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew brings a powerful perspective on purpose-driven leadership in this episode focused on financial oversight and community impact. Drawing from her deep experience in civic engagement and equity, she explores how values-based governance can strengthen trust and resilience in mission-driven institutions. A compelling listen for leaders committed to making a difference.
Heather Rich shares her expertise on building resilient financial oversight systems in her member-led association. In this episode, she discusses the importance of transparency, stakeholder engagement and proactive risk management. She offers practical strategies for nonprofit leaders striving to strengthen governance and drive meaningful impact.
In this episode, Dr. Chad Bledsoe shares his perspective on the evolving landscape of financial oversight and risk management in public institutions. From strategic planning to accountability frameworks, Dr. Bledsoe offers practical guidance for leaders navigating complex governance challenges. A must-listen for anyone committed to leading with purpose in education and government.
Scott Bridgen brings a compliance-first lens to the conversation on financial oversight and risk in public sector organizations. In this episode, he explores how governance leaders can build defensible programs, align with evolving regulations, and foster a culture of accountability. Tune in for actionable insights that support purposeful leadership in education and government.
Financial oversight & risk management: A 5-step guide for nonprofit boards
Master financial oversight: A cheat sheet for nonprofit leaders
Managing financial oversight: An infographic and guide for leaders
From recruiting and onboarding members to fostering collaboration and navigating complex decision-making, this series covers critical aspects of building boards that can drive meaningful impact.
Whether you’re an experienced executive or an emerging leader, these episodes offer valuable takeaways for enhancing your organization’s governance practices.
We hear from 4 experts who share their practical guidance and real-world examples. Once you have listened to the conversations, explore the additional resources on board training and development available right here on this page.
We hope you enjoy the conversations and find them insightful and interesting!
Julie Castro Abrams, CEO of How Women Lead, shares how board training can strengthen governance and board-CEO relationships.
Tune in for her advice on making training ongoing and impactful.
Cheretta A. Clerkley shares how she strengthened her board through governance training, clear communication and continuous learning. Don’t miss her top tips at the end on how to keep board members motivated in their development.
Dr. Audrey Young, Texas State Board of Education member, shares why ongoing training is vital for effective school board governance, especially in areas like AI and cyber risk. Listen to the end for her tips on keeping board members engaged and motivated in their own development.
Ben highlights the importance of continuous learning, effective communication, and using technology to keep school board members informed and engaged. He shares practical tips for making training more flexible — don’t miss his advice at the end on using tech to support board development.
Board training and development for volunteer boards: 4 key focus areas
Board development & training in mission-driven organizations: Tips from leaders
Why board development matters: An infographic and guide for nonprofit leaders
