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Listen to the weekly podcast “Around with Randall” as he discusses, in just a few minutes, a topic surrounding non-profit philanthropy. Included each week are tactical suggestions listeners can use to immediately make their non-profit, and their job activities, more effective.

Find “Around with Randall” on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Email Randall with a show topic: podcast@hallettphilanthropy.com

Email Randall with a thought regarding a specific show: reeks@hallettphilanthropy.com

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Posts tagged nonprofit management
Episode 272: The Fundraisers Bill of Rights - What we Should be Looking for to Achieve Success

Most fundraisers know the Donor Bill of Rights – but what about the Fundraiser’s Bill of Rights? It’s about the organization behind them. Leadership engagement, board functionality, strategic clarity, data systems, realistic expectations, and culture all shape whether philanthropy can thrive. The real question isn’t simply “Can this fundraiser raise money?” but “Is this organization built to support fundraising success?” When those pieces align, philanthropy becomes a shared responsibility – and the mission moves forward.

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Episode 268: Interim Leadership: What to do From the Staff and Leader Perspective

Interim leadership is no longer the exception in nonprofits, it’s becoming the norm. As executive tenures shrink and pressure mounts, organizations increasingly rely on interim CEOs, CDOs, and senior leaders to stabilize, reset, or prepare for what’s next. But interims don’t just affect the C-suite; they reshape staff behavior, donor confidence, and organizational momentum. In this episode, Randall breaks down the three true roles of interim leaders (caretaker, stabilizer, and change agent) and explains what success actually looks like for both the interim and the team navigating the uncertainty. Whether you are the interim or reporting to one, this episode offers practical clarity when leadership feels temporary but the mission isn’t.

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