There is no place like Nebraska. Ask the world.
Read MoreWith positive movement in the economy and money markets, what does this mean for new giving opportunities and how long will it last?
Read MoreA routine procedure. A minor inconvenience. A looking glass into the future.
Read MoreSources of awe and wonder are found in many places and live in many forms – even geography bees.
Read MoreA trip to the dentist office unearthed the importance of caring about a customer. Why in business and life is it so important to understand and appreciate how to take care of others?
Read MoreIs the bottom falling out of the philanthropy industry? We are learning more about how nonprofits fared with donors in 2023, and the results are causing some alarm bells. Read this blog to learn more about how economic factors like inflation are impacting fundraising efforts.
Read MoreA recent article about a lawsuit in California has caught my attention. Why is the state holding on to $2 billion in federal funding to provide services for learning loss as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreWith Hallett Philanthropy in its third year, Randall has had time to reflect on company size and how that can impact client engagements. Read this blog to learn Randall’s perspective.
Read MoreIt’s no secret Taylor Swift is a successful musician. But, she’s also a brilliant businessperson. What is the economic impact of Taylor Swift’s recent tour, and how is she driving Super Bowl viewership? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreUniversities across the country are facing budget cuts, and some university systems may soon face difficulty in justifying having multiple business schools, law schools, etc. What might this mean for the future of university systems? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreWe can all agree the cost of higher education is, well, too high. This blog post explores the expenses associated with college and Randall’s take on what can be done about it. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreWhat can we learn from Punxsutawney Phil and the people of Gobblers Knob? Most likely, it’s not really whether or not we’ll have six more weeks of Winter. However, we can learn a great deal about tradition, routine, and even joy. Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreTrust, whether in work or personal relationships, is paramount. Trust is the backbone of every relationship. Read this blog for Randall’s experience with trust.
Read MoreWhen interviewing a new employee, it can be tough to come up with questions that will allow you to get to know your interviewee and determine if they’re the right fit for your organization. Read this blog for Randall’s list of not so ordinary interview questions.
Read MoreAs a leader, it’s important to meet with your peer group to discuss challenges, ideas, and opportunities. Collaboration at every level is important and necessary. In this blog, Randall discusses collaboration and how it can make you, and your organization, better.
Read MoreIn this blog post, Randall wrestles with the give and take of executive clinical leadership and leaders within philanthropy. A CEO can’t replace philanthropy and vice versa. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreWhen is it time for an executive to leave an organization? When an executive makes themself more important than the organization, it’s time for them to go. In this blog, Randall explores how one organization, the NRA, let an executive stay on board after this happened. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreWhen catching up with friends of colleagues, do you take time to celebrate their successes? In this blog, Randall discusses the importance of sharing in your friends’ happy moments and why they can be joyful for you as well.
Read MoreWhat is the value of making New Year’s resolutions? Do you make them? Do you stick with them? Read this blog for Randall’s perspective on why resolutions matter, no matter how big or important they might seem.
Read MoreAs we enter an election year, Randall writes about the importance of being vigilant when watching or reading the news to ensure you are getting all the facts, and accurate ones, so you can create informed opinions. Read this blog to learn more about what the 2024 news cycle has in store.
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