Fractional Leadership & Why More Nonprofits Are Embracing It Blake June 28, 2025 In the nonprofit world, there’s often a gap between what an organization needs and what it can afford. You might
Executive Coaching for Nonprofit Leaders: Coaching what and why Blake June 25, 2025 In nonprofit leadership, there’s no shortage of complexity. Whether you’re navigating a transition, making tough decisions, or trying to lead
Being Mission-Driven Doesn’t Mean You Have to Be Underfunded Blake June 25, 2025 There’s a quiet tension in the nonprofit world that doesn’t get named often enough. The sector expects us to build
The Executive Director Can’t Do It All And Isn’t Supposed To Blake June 24, 2025 Let’s start here: You are not failing because you’re tired. You’re tired because you’ve been asked to carry too much,
10 Questions Every Board Should Ask Before a Leadership Transition Blake June 17, 2025 Leadership transitions can feel like uncertain ground—full of possibility, but also pressure. For many nonprofit boards, it’s a time marked
Organizational Leadership: A Balance of Urgency and Stability Blake May 10, 2025 Organizational leadership during transitions in nonprofits involves emotional and operational moments. Transitions require quick decisions, careful communication, and thoughtful planning—all
Supporting Internal Teams Through Leadership Change Blake May 9, 2025 Leadership transitions in nonprofits are often framed around who’s leaving and who’s stepping in. The conversations focus on search committees,
How to: Nonprofit Succession Planning That Actually Works Blake May 7, 2025 In the life of any nonprofit, change is inevitable. Leaders move on. New talent steps up. Organizational needs evolve. But
How to Onboard a New Executive Director With Confidence Blake May 6, 2025 Leadership transitions can be defining moments for a nonprofit—not only because they bring new energy and vision, but because how
Missteps in Nonprofit Leadership Changes and How to Avoid Them Blake May 3, 2025 Leadership transitions are part of every nonprofit’s journey. Whether anticipated or unexpected, these moments represent more than a change in