3 on Tap

The best leaders don't build organizations that depend on them. They build organizations that thrive without them. In this episode, Greg, Bryan, and Spencer explore succession planning, leadership development, mentoring future executives, and why every nonprofit leader has a responsibility to prepare the next generation before it's time to step aside.

Not every nonprofit story is about budgets and board meetings. This Valentine's-themed episode celebrates the relationships that make the work worthwhile—from mentors and volunteers to donors, staff, and the communities that remind us why we do this work in the first place.

Every nonprofit has a board, but not every board adds value. Through stories, laughs, and a little scar tissue, the hosts explore what makes boards exceptional, what makes them challenging, and how organizations can build stronger governance partnerships.

A new year is the perfect time to rethink your organization's priorities. From fundraising and board engagement to leadership habits and strategic planning, the guys discuss practical resolutions that can help nonprofits thrive throughout the year.

Nonprofit work is incredibly rewarding, but it is not always the inspirational movie people imagine. The hosts unpack some of the biggest myths about working in the sector and share stories that reveal both the joy and the reality behind the mission.

How do nonprofits create the greatest possible impact with limited resources? This episode explores strategic decision making, measuring success, and the difficult choices organizations face when trying to serve more people without losing sight of their mission.

Artificial intelligence is changing nonprofit work faster than most organizations realize. The guys discuss practical AI tools, common misconceptions, and how leaders can use technology to save time, strengthen fundraising, and focus more on people than paperwork.

Meet the hosts behind 3 on Tap. Greg Bouillerce, Bryan Partee, and Spencer Chastain share their nonprofit backgrounds, how they met, and why they decided to launch a podcast about the wins, failures, and lessons that come with leading mission-driven organizations.