Higher Ed Impact

In this episode of Higher Ed Impact, Mike talks about embracing change and the obstacles (and people) you'll face.

In this episode of Higher Ed Impact, Mike talks about political fundraising, narratives, and coincidences. He is joined by Charlie Goelz, who formally spent many years in DC fundraising for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

In this episode of Higher Ed Impact, Mike talks about the quality of imperfection and the idea of Wabi-Sabi. He is joined by Angela Lewis, Manager, Consulting and Management Services at the Sillicon Valley Community Foundation. //

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In this bonus episode, of Higher Ed Impact, Mike Sullivant breaks down why it's important to advocate and why working in ambiguity can greatly benefit your work. He is joined by Kelly Reinhardt, Senior Associate Director of Development, UVA Brain at the University of Virginia Health Foundation.

Music by Joakim Karud

What do you do when there's no manual or set of instructions? How do you advocate for your work and your organization? // In this episode of Higher Ed Impact, Mike Sullivant breaks down why it's important to advocate and why working in ambiguity can greatly benefit your work. He is joined by Kelly Reinhardt, Senior Associate Director of Development, UVA Brain at the University of Virginia Health Foundation.

Music by Joakim Karud

In this episode of Higher Ed Impact, Mike Sullivant breaks down why donor-centricity is important. He is joined by Emily Goyert, an incredible fundraiser for Planned Parenthood. Music by Joakim Karud

Donor-centricity is vital to being a successful fundraiser, no matter your specific role. // In this episode of Higher Ed Impact, Mike Sullivant breaks down why donor-centricity is important. He is joined by Emily Goyert, an incredible fundraiser for Planned Parenthood.

Music by Joakim Karud

Every day, we experience the status quo all around us. Do you know when it's happening? // This episode features Nicole Ver Kuilen, founder of Forrest Stump.