In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down with Brett Hagler, CEO + Founder of New Story. The trio delve into homelessness and how Brett with New Story is literally 3D printing homes to address the house-less crisis across the globe. Brett also partnered with Appletv to launch the movie "Home". Here's what you can expect in their discussion:

• Learn how technology drives an innovative solution to homelessness
• Get tips on getting your cause in front of the camera
• "It's crazy until it's not"

Find Brett Hagler on LinkedIn here:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/rbhagler/
Learn more about New Story here: https://newstorycharity.org/

In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down with PaKou Her, Social Justice Organizer, Leadership Coach, Strategist and Principal at Tseng Development Group. The trio discuss racism and oppression within the nonprofit space and PaKou's work in anti-racist + anti-oppressive development. Join them to hear how:

• Learning to talk about power is a step towards equity
• Agitation as an important tool of the oppressed 
• To engage a nonprofit organization in anti-racist + anti-oppressive practices

Find PaKou on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pakou-her-tdg/

In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down again with our dear friend in the nonprofit tech world, Nejeed Kassam, CEO and founder of Keela to talk about leadership and how to find your "Why" as a leader.  The three chatted about:

• The definition of leadership
•  What works in leadership + what doesn't work
• Nejeed's big takeaway and one tip on leadership

To learn more about Nejeed and Keela, visit Keela online here: https://www.keela.co/
Find Nejeed on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nejeed/

In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down with Nike Whitcomb, President of Nike B. Whitcomb Associates, Inc. and the first-ever female AFP Chapter President in Illinois in the 1970s. The three talked about:

• Nike's story of breaking the mold as a female leader during this era
• Her advice for aspiring female leaders
• How to build long-lasting relationships and tips for relationship building in one's career
• How to lead when "playing from behind", and how to make strides

Learn more about Nike and her consultancy on her website here: http://www.whitcombassociates.com/

In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down with Gabe Cooper, CEO of Virtuous CRM to talk about what responsible marketing automation looks like and how nonprofits can implement the framework of what Gabe and his team have dubbed Responsive Fundraising.  The three talked about:

• What Responsive Fundraising is
• How to create great donor experiences with responsible and effective marketing automation
• How to prioritize the donor experience and use technology to do that
• How we can drive innovation in the nonprofit sector

Learn more about Virtuous on their website https://www.virtuouscrm.com/ and find Gabe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabecooper/

In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down with Nejeed Kassam, CEO of Keela, lawyer, board member, and change-maker. The three talked about:

• His perspective on race as a person of color, leader, and the events that have unfolded in our world recently.
• How to move forward, address racial injustice, and make progress.

Learn more about Nejeed and Keela on their website here: https://www.keela.co/team

In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down with Glen Peck at Komen New York.  The three talked about:

• How Komen NYC has been in the "hot spot" this year with covid-19 and recent protests
• What the organization has done to work through a crisis and still provide critical support to program recipients and donors
• What Komen NYC has learned and how they have remained agile, flexible and authentic in all of this

Learn more about Komen NYC on their website: http://www.komennyc.org/site/PageServer

In this episode, Jen and Taylor sat down with Morgan Berman, CEO, and founder of Milkcrate. The three ladies talked about:

• The story of Milkcrate and Morgan's tips for female leaders in the nonprofit sector
• How to innovate in the nonprofit industry
• How to streamline operations and programs with mobile tools like apps

To learn more about Milkcrate, visit their website: https://milkcrate.tech/

In this episode of the Nonprofit Razzle Dazzle, Jen and Taylor sat down with Garry McIntosh to talk about:

• How Garry pivoted from startup guy to nonprofit development manager
• The story of Operation Underground Railroad and their mission
• How Underground Railroad is saving lives every day through their work to free victims of sex trafficking and human trafficking.

Learn more about Operation Underground Railroad on their website: https://ourrescue.org/