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The author reads her weekly message from the Rogue Tulips Consulting newsletter, "Rogue Speak."
This week's topic: I Didn't Like the "Barbie" Movie.
This episode: The digital world is where we live but change is happening faster and faster. How can any organization keep up? Finding the right tools helps but how do you get them when the annual budget is already set? Glad you asked because this week my guest Rob Barnes, CAE, the CEO of Betty Bot has great advice and suggestions on both fronts! He's going to share how to tell the story that supports your pitch to internal stakeholders and he will share some tips on how to find "room for serendipity" when budgets are already set. If you love AI, aren't sure about it, or want to know more about artificial intelligence and associations, don't miss this conversation. What is your biggest challenge when integrating new tools in this digital world? Share a comment!
The author reads her weekly message from "Rogue Speak," the newsletter of Rogue Tulips Consulting.
The topic: CAE and ACNP - A Unified Body of Knowledge and Unified Profession
This episode: Have you ever daydreamed about writing a book? Like many of us, we think we have a great idea for a book, but we don't have any idea of how to get started. More importantly, we have no idea how to finish it. To answer these questions, I invited Carl Weaver of Broken Column Press (and nonprofit management professional) to discuss the writing process, the editing process, and the publication process. We also talk about how publishing a book can support the mission of any nonprofit organization! Along the way we talk about the power of stories, Godzilla, the Way of the Warrior, and why I mocked one of his book titles. Which one? Listen and find out! From ideation to publication, Carl offers encouragement to all of us wannabe book authors. He's a published author so he knows the joy and the agonies of the Way of the Writer. What stops you from writing that book? Share a comment!
The author reads her weekly message from the Rogue Tulips Consulting newsletter, "Rogue Speak."
This week's topic: Lies Technology Told Us - The Big Con
This episode: We all have passion projects, those things we do out for love, not money. Those of us in nonprofit work have a passion for making the world a better place -- we choose this work because it is important. It's what drives individuals to commit to the mission of creating an organization that makes a difference, even if all they have is the idea and their own energy. We call them "Passion Projects" and this week's guest, Beth Miller, has a passion for helping communities become dog-friendly. She is the Founder of Wagtown, a nonprofit that works with individuals and organizations to help educate the public, business owners, and decision makers (think legislators and regulators) on the benefits of including pets in our community (not just their owners' lives). Beth's energy and passion for her work is evident and she is even organizing a Summit later this year. In this conversation, she shares her struggles, triumphs, and hopes for the future. Come visit Wagtown and get excited again! What is your passion project? Share a comment!
The author reads her weekly message from the Rogue Tulips Consulting newsletter, "Rogue Speak."
This week's topic is: The Value of Women
This episode: Marketing is part of any effective communications plan, but if you are not a professional marketer where do you start? My guest, marketing expert Lisa Claydon, CAE, outlines the 5 steps for a successful marketing plan. It starts with environmental scanning and wraps up with budget. Want to know what happens in between? Listen to this excellent explanation of how to build your marketing plan step by step from someone who has done it successfully throughout her career. What is your biggest challenge with marketing? Share a comment!
The author reads her weekly message from the Rogue Tulips Consulting newsletter, "Rogue Speak."
This week's topic is: ALL 501c Organizations are Nonprofit
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