Episodes

[podcast src=”https://html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/15743174/height/90/theme/custom/thumbnail/yes/direction/forward/render-playlist/no/custom-color/87a93a/” width=”100%” height=”90″ scrolling=”no” class=”podcast-class” frameborder=”0″ placement=”top” use_download_link=”use_download_link” download_link_text=”Download Episode Now” primary_content_url=”http://chtbl.com/track/7481E2/traffic.libsyn.com/nonprofitarchitect/NPA_46_Trenace_Richardson_final.mp3″ theme=”custom” custom_color=”87a93a” libsyn_item_id=”15743174″ /]In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Trenace Richardson, founder of Real Women. She shares the different strategies employed in managing her unique support group, taking into perspective the demands that come with the growth and expansion of

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Jaemellah Kemp, the founder, and CEO of It Takes Two, Inc, and Jaemellah Kemp Consulting, created to help aspiring and new founders of nonprofit organizations. She critically discusses key points centered around how to start a nonprofit organization, as well as board organization and organizational management

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Ned Murray, Founding President and consultant with NRM consulting; a group that is focused on helping nonprofit organizations by systematically creating solutions using the concept of “Governance”. Listen and learn from this expository episode now Conversation Highlights [00:58] Ned describes the scope of his work with

  In this episode of NonProfit Architect, host Travis Johnson and Rick Carlson are going to talk about Leadership, Mentorship, Mastermind, and how to be a Master Delegator.   Conversation Highlights [01:02] Rick Carlson explains what Vacation Claim is and how it was created. [07:01] Rick and Travis talk about the importance of having people

In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, host Travis Johnson and Justin Szerletich are going to talk about the strategies to achieve a Relationship Management and Giftology to launch and grow your Nonprofit organization during the Covid-19. Conversation Highlights [01:51] Giftology: The benefit of giving the proper gifts.  [03:13] Justin, on a side note explaining what’s

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Cate Redfern, the founder of Adansonia Consulting and they expound in detail major topics including Change Management, Stakeholders, and How to pay and attract the best employees. Listen in now and be enlightened Conversation Highlights [00:46] Cate briefly describes her inspiration for the name “Adansonia” and

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Jeff Riley who runs Jak Kustoms, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting war veterans and appreciating them for their sacrifice. He describes in detail the different approaches and strategies that have been applied to make this NPO the success that it is today. Be inspired to

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Kate West, CEO of The Fundraising Lab and an enthusiast for helping startup nonprofit organizations. She discusses grant writing, martyr syndrome, and sheds some light on coaching for strategic failures. Join Kate and be enlightened by this highly insightful content Conversation Highlights [00:45] Kate shares her

  IntroIn this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Vallye Adams, the Head of Etavele Solutions. She is the former National Director of Expansion and Mission Advancement for Best Buddies International and is currently consulting for them in Expansion and events. Join Vallye and be inspired by her passion. Conversation Highlights [01:30] Vallye gives an

  In this episode of The Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Vincent James, the founder of “Keep Music Alive”, a nonprofit organization that focuses on musical education and support of kids with an interest in music. He shares his experience as a startup and gives a breakdown of the journey so far. Conversation Highlights [01:40] Vincent shares

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Dakota McMahand, the founder and executive director of Budding Artists, an art education nonprofit organization. She gives an in-depth perspective on the impact of the organization both on children and communities as a whole. Join Dakota in this creative outlook by listening to this episode now

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Angi Francesco, one of the leaders at Squam Lakes Association (a watershed association). Angi is the Director of Development at the SLA and she gives us some insight into her career both as a fundraiser and as a professional speaker. Listen now and be enlightened by

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis features Alesha Mathis, a writer, and mentor in the nonprofit world. Her commitment to nonprofit services and projects manifest her desire to make a difference in the lives of people. She highlights that there are people who want to help and make a difference and that is

  For this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis sits down with Adrianne Phillips, a USAF veteran who is the founder of Strategic Alliance for Veteran Organization (SAVI). Her mission is to ensure that veterans are adequately served. Adrianne shares brilliant thoughts on how someone can start and manage a nonprofit organization. She highlights that you

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis sits down with Paul Vibes, a motivational youth speaker and mentor and the person behind the Buddy Club. Growing up with learning difficulty, he is able to affect people with his “Paul Vibes”. He highlights that we need to have the right perspective in overcoming our challenges

  In this episode of Nonprofit Architect, Travis sits down with Paul Pavolni, a brand mentor who helps businesses establish their brand strategy, brand identity, and brand delivery. He shares his expertise to help businesses attract the audience they want to reach. He highlights that branding is important in a growing business. Conversation Highlights [01:01]

  Join with Amada and I as we discuss the importance of donors and how to use them to further your non-profit  Amanda Mehaffey is Director of Grants and Donor Engagement for Living In Freedom Together a non-profit in Worcester, MA. She graduated from Worcester State University with a bachelor’s degree in Community Health in

  Join Maya and me as we discuss event planning, fundraising secrets, and branding!   Get your copy of Fundraising Secrets: https://www.amazon.com/Fundraising-Secrets-Underground-Fundraise-Donations-ebook/dp/B07TPBT3ZB   Maya McNulty is an award-winning cable lifestyle program host that has aired for 7 years, reaching 2 million households and seen in more than 19 counties throughout New York State.  Maya McNulty

  Impact of service dogs. Hi! I’m Liam. I’m 15 years old. I have been told that I’m too intelligent for my own good and I have PTSD. I developed this disorder after being abused when I was eight years old and watching the same thing happen to a sibling. After being hospitalized shortly before

  Join Becky as we discuss strategic planning, the importance of targeting your audience, and fundraising.  Becky Caldwell is an executive coach, podcast host of “Virtual Executive Director,” and the actual executive director of the Virginia Highlands Festival (VHF) in Abingdon, Virginia. A graduate of Northwestern University, Becky spent much of her career in Chicago with Lyric

  Join Preston as we discuss Facebook Ads, Petitions, Email Copy, $120,000 annual Google Ad Grant, and Google for Nonprofits. This is a can’t miss episode! Cone got his first taste in the field when he had the opportunity to work for Facebook and dove into social media marketing. Cone’s clients at Facebook had budgets ranging

Join Nicole as we discuss Guidestar, taxes, accounting, and all things nonprofit.   Who is Nicole Heid? Hi! I’m Nichole and I’m an experienced accountant, known for helping, educating, and support clients as they grow their businesses and plan for the future. I have spent the last several years utilizing my diverse background in volunteerism

  Join Juliana as we discuss how to secure local sponsors for your nonprofit, networking, and much more. Juliana Hicks is the Director of Communications for the Latinx LIFE non-profit. Juliana, along with five other Latinas founded this organization and are helping the youth of the area. Check out what they are up to down

  Join Krystal as we talk about PTSD, Dogs, and deep connections. Krystal L. U. Heller, Vice President (Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army) – Krystal splits her time between the U.S. Army Reserves and her duties as an employee of the U.S. Government. She has 11 years of serving in both Active Duty and Reserve positions

  Join Lakia and me as we discuss free coordination software and the best place to find volunteers.   I am the co-founder and Director of Finance for Positive Transitioning.  I am a CPA registered in the State of Georgia.  My position with Positive Transitioning allows me to wear many hats.  I currently work with

  Join Teresa as we talk about the power of podcasting as a way to spread your mission, vision, and message.   Teresa Blaes has been an entrepreneur and ministry leader for a combined 20 years along with her husband Michael. They used to run the company, Two Blind Marketers and Associates.   Now her

  Candice details how she decided on her vision, how to collaborate to jump start your journey, and the importance of systems.   Candice Liozu spent the majority of her career in the for-profit global consulting industry, working for major corporations such as Saint-Gobain and SAP. In 2017, she realized that the time had come