990 Talk

Chicago based philanthropist, founder and chairman of Paylocity (NASDAQ: PCTY), Steve Sarowitz, zoomed with us to discuss his philanthropic philosophy, world views, personal background, and his thoughts on ways we can ultimately change our world for the better (17:15). We also have an important announcement regarding a new potential addition to the show (63:00). Other segments include "Mt. Trashmore" (6:05), Ask the "Amateurs" (65:45), and a new segment entitled "What We Got Right and What We Got Wrong" (72:13).

Noted author and nonprofit digital marketing consultant, Julia Campbell (https://jcsocialmarketing.com/), joins us to discuss her storytelling philosophy as well as her thoughts on building your brand through the power of social media (22:46). We also had an unexpected segment with quite the plot twist (16:15), did some "Guess the NFP" with reversed roles (70:57), and knocked out the "Mt. Trashmore" of Road Trip Essentials, mind you Sruly did it on the spot (6:00).  

Ari's dad, David Strulowitz Esq. joins us to share his thoughts on and experiences from chairing a $40 Million capital campaign through The Great Recession of 2008 as well as other hot takes about what nonprofits do and don't do well (18:44). We also tackle the "Mt. Trashmore" of Cereal (6:12), introduce a new segment called "You might work in nfp if...." (57:34), and 990 Talk trademark "Linkswipe" (64:38).  

Queen nonprofit executive recruiter, Shira Werblowsky, stops by to give her thoughts on the Jewish nonprofit employment landscape as well as the various personalities, skills, and mindsets needed to thrive in nonprofit work (19:40). Segments include "Mt. Trashmore" (4:55), Ask the "expert", featuring C-level Jewish Twitter celebrity @aimhumor (55:55), and "Guess the Nonprofit" (65:05).   

Chicago Jewish nonprofit luminary, Executive Vice Chairman at the Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago, Dr. Steven Nasatir, graces us with his presence to discuss his personal inspirations, career defining accomplishments, some advice for Sruly to help up his fundraising game, and much more (18:10). He also weighs in on the great "paper vs electric boarding pass" debate. Other segments include "Mt. Trashmore" (5:00), "Board Spouses Tell All" (58:30), and "Linkswipe" (64:15).

Personal favorite of the boys, Mike Frazin joins the show for an epic 2 part interview. Firstly we discuss "Lay Leadership" and the role and qualities of a good nonprofit board (20:18) followed by a bonus discussion about the "GOAT" in basketball and golf (75:26). Segments include "Mt. Trashmore" (7:30), "Ask the Amateurs" (55:47), "Ask Uncle Chuck" (59:51), and "Guess the NFP" (68:21). 

Nicki Scott, incoming International Director at Rotary International, joins the show all the way from the United Kingdom to discuss the true meaning of living a successful life (17:00). Segments include "Mt. Trashmore" (2:45), "Ask Elan for a million" (46:25), "LinkSwipe" (51:45), "Ask the Expert" (60:12), and "Ask the Amateurs" (70:05).     

The boys finally embrace the global phenomenon that is Covid-19 and its impact on the nonprofit world. To do that, they've solicited the expertise of international nonprofit consultants Jodi Sperling and Stefan Teodosic for an interview focused on Leadership in Times of Crisis(17:50). Segments include "Mt. Trashmore"(6:00), "NFP Spotlight"(59:50), and the critically acclaimed "Guess the NFP" (64:50).

Ari and Sruly welcome world renowned Tech aficionado and speaker, Hillel Fuld. Segments include Mt. Trashmore, Roast Read, and Ask the "Expert"   

International Director of NCSY, Rabbi Micah Greenland, joins the show. Segments include LinkSwipe, Name that NFP. Bear with us... we're learning.