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Bruce Berglund chats with Kellie Wardman and Jon Simons of DBD Group about effective partnerships and what's changing in how non-profits collaborate today.
Jon Simons and Bruce Berglund of DBD Group share part four of their DBD Axioms series. Bruce breaks down the Axiom "Vision Leaks" and how it relates to inspiring others in the vision of an organization. Jon investigates the connection between the Axiom "Program and Purpose", and rounds out the episode with the Axiom "Names and Numbers" as a useful way to convey program scope with personalization and connection.
Jon Simons and Bruce Berglund of DBD Group share new DBD Axioms this week. Bruce takes us back to High School Chemistry class and how it relates to this week's Axiom of "Blue Flame Case", Jon explores the simple yet highly effective Axiom "Who Really Cares?"
Jon Simons talks to DBD teammates Brian Keel and Jim Mellor about managing nonprofit finances in the coming year. From budget forecasting to working with your bank, their forthright advice will help you make better decisions now and in the future.
Jon Simons and Bruce Berglund of DBD Group share more DBD Axioms, including "Interest and Capacity" and "Dollars and Change".
In this episode, Bruce Berglund and Jon Simons from DBD Group explore several DBD axioms around leadership.
Bruce Berglund talks with TJ Joyce about the concept of "dropping the paddle" in order to reach your ultimate goal.
In this episode of the DBD Podcast. DBD's Bruce Berglund and Kellie Wardman talk to Laurie Goganzer, CEO of the YMCA of Monmouth County, about why strategic planning - or reviewing your existing strategic plan - is critical for nonprofit organizations in this changing landscape.
Bruce Berglund of DBD interviews Julie Sistrunk, CDO of YMCA of Middle Tennessee, about her perspective on how philanthropy is changed by a crisis, and how our plans need to shift accordingly.
Bruce Berglund and Jim Mellor from DBD Group discuss what the current crisis has revealed about nonprofits financial situation, and what we can learn to better prepare ourselves for the future.
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