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Be a Mentor, Thank a Mentor During National Mentoring Month

Saleforce Nonprofit

Each January, National Mentoring Month celebrates the people who guide our paths, support our journeys, inspire our next steps: mentors. One of my first mentors was a friend of my parents. January is National Mentoring Month. Have you ever thought about how your mentor would feel if you told them what an impact they made?

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Soft Skills Support Hard Leadership Challenges

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Focus on Mentoring Sue is a relationship builder. Mentoring is something I am passionate about,” Sue advised. I asked Sue whether she thinks the board’s responsibilities are changing and, if so, are associations up to speed with how boards must function in this new environment? But it’s a two-way street.

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Tribute to My Mentor

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

In honor of Gerry Davis, April 2018 My mentor passed away earlier this month. I have had the benefit of numerous mentors over my long career, but Gerry Davis was The Mentor. He also firmly suggested that I needed to change the name. None of it would have been possible without the brilliant heart and mind of my mentor, G.

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The AI Fix-It Fantasy: What Won’t Change in Your Nonprofit

John Kenyon

You can’t just plug in some keywords and expect to connect with hearts and minds. But sorry, folks, it won’t be leading your after-school art classes or mentoring youth anytime soon. So, keep nurturing those relationships and inspiring change, one person at a time. Not happening!

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Embracing Change: A Post-Pandemic Nonprofit Sector

sgEngage

Find acceptance and make the changes now so you can divert resources to the new or pivoted programming that is effectively serving your community now. As the latest in this chain of revolutionary upheavals, COVID-19 necessitated rapid-pace changes in program delivery and stakeholder access. Invest in leadership.

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Want To Be a Leader? Get to Know Yourself

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Be the change. Career coaches and mentors are great. Clear thoughts about tonight’s dinner or the report that’s due next week from your mind and live in the moment. Inventory the areas you want to strengthen or change and dedicate space in your schedule to assess your progress. What’s the first lesson of Leadership 101?

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Embracing Change: A Post-Pandemic Nonprofit Sector

Connection Cafe

Find acceptance and make the changes now so you can divert resources to the new or pivoted programming that is effectively serving your community now. As the latest in this chain of revolutionary upheavals, COVID-19 necessitated rapid-pace changes in program delivery and stakeholder access. Invest in leadership.

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