Whether it comes from your organization, your sector or a funder, collaboration is something that we're all thinking about, yet most of us struggle with. Why? Because it's so hard to do! In order to collaborate you often have to bring parties to the table that have different needs, interests, beliefs, budgets, timelines, you name it.

In this episode we talk to Blythe Butler from the First 2000 Days Network about how they've tackled collaboration in order to measure and achieve early childhood development outcomes.

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Today on the podcast we're joined by social entrepreneurship expert, Liam Black. Liam talks to us about how you know if social enterprise is right for your organization, the key ingredients to make it work, the importance of knowing and living out your values, how to build resilience as a social entrepreneur and so much more. 

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Today on the TYS podcast we're joined by Propellus team member, Sheena Swierenga. As the Volunteer and Capacity Building Centre of Calgary, if there's one thing we know well, it's volunteerism. Sheena's here to give you the best tips on how to recruit, retain and recognize volunteers AND we talk about what the future of volunteerism looks like. How can you ensure that your volunteers are getting the kind of roles that they're craving? How can you set your organization up for success in engaging with volunteers? All that and more on today's episode. 

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Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Transform Your Story podcast, an accessible way to build your capacity in all aspects of non-profit management. 

For our first episode, we're joined by Director of Development for the National Music Centre, Jeni Piepgrass, as she walks us through her experience managin a $190 million capital campaign. 

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