In this episode of Concord Leaders, she shares about a budget process that went wrong. And how it helped grow their board. You'll also hear her tip for leaders who feel "new" to an organization!

In this episode of Concord Leaders, Amy shares the joys of working with interns. And how she handled having her performing space being involuntarily relocated with only 8 months notice.

In this episode of Concord Leaders, you'll learn about her approach to taking problems and turning them into opportunities - whether seeing for-profit organizations encroach on your space or even letting employees go. You'll leave this short conversation with ways to turn a crisis into an opportunity to change your organization's direction.

In this episode of Concord Leaders, Julie talks about dealing with frequent turnover - at the worst possible times - and how she turned that culture around. Toward the end of this conversation, she shares a surprising way she gives herself energy for the work.

In this episode of Concord Leaders, Tony shares about the enjoyment of seeing people grow and reach their potential. He also talks about needing to be reminded that change can take more time than he expects. 

Susie loves the process of helping people discover their full potential. In this episode of the Concord Leaders Podcast, Susie shares how she does that, even in a small nonprofit. Her efforts have helped her increase retention and create a place staff and visitors love to come too. You'll love her perspective!

Mark Vogelzang is the President & CEO of Maine Public, the NPR and PBS affiliate for the entire state of Maine.

In this episode of Concord Leaders, Mark shares the joys of influencing organizations and what he learned from going through the two toughest years in over 20 as a CEO.

Mark Schinnerer is the CEO of CARC Inc in Carlsbad, New Mexico.

In this episode of Concord Leaders, Mark shares why he loves working with Millenials. He also shares a terrific acronym - F.L.A.G. - for helping leaders focus on what matters most.

In this episode of Concord Leaders, Dana shares the joy of being able to implement ideas and staff suggestions. And she talks about dealing with feeling overwhelmed and in over her head. 

Wendy Rohrbacher is the Executive Director of the Hospice of the Northwest Foundation.

In this episode of Concord Leaders, Wendy shares the joy of getting to always be learning. And, potentially more interesting, she talked about the experience of getting her board to kill their beloved silent auction!