*******EEPISODE NO. 27*******

One of the most pressing dilemmas facing the non-profit sector is the nonstop turnover of high performing development professionals. Organizations are lucky to retain good people for 18 to 24 months. It is time consuming and costly to replace them and erodes the precious asset of "trust capital." Rhanda Luna, Founder, ART for Nonprofits: Advance, Revive, Thrive., has a proven track record as a fundraising practitioner with two decades of experience building and scaling philanthropic revenue programs for mission-driven organizations. For this episode, she was specifically selected for her ongoing doctoral work pursuing a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership at Adler University, where her research centers on trauma-informed leadership, organizational well-being, and the experiences of women leaders in the non-profit sector. Women comprise approximately 70% of the fundraising profession, making this an especially timely and important conversation. Let's hear her thinking on this timely challenge.

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Episode No. 1: Homeless in Seattle featuring Barb Oliver, Sound Foundations NW

Episode No. 2: Tails of Compassion featuring Sue St. Cyr, Helotes Humane Society

Episode No. 3: Doing Good Has No Expiration Date featuring Barbara Williams, 85-year-old dyanamo

Episode No. 4: Renaissance Man featuring David Ibarra, Founder, Ibarra Foundation

Episode No. 5: Idealism Through Service featuring Dan Baker, President, National Peace Corps Association



Episode No. 6: The Maestro Next Door featuring Peter Bay, Music Director & Conductor, Austin (Texas) Symphony Orchestra

Episode No. 7: Gen Z Gives Back featuring Leia Hunt, Founder & Executive Director, Leia's Kids

Episode No. 8: Full STEAM Ahead featuring Dr. Alice Christie, Founder & CEO, Tynkertopia

Episode No. 9: The Mensch featuring Steve Lerman, Chairman, Active Minds, Inc.

Episode No. 10: Creating Systematic Change featuring Anne Bader-Martin, Founder & Executive Director, One Can Help

Episode No. 11: Simply Simulation, Dr. Charles Pozner, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine (Ret.) at Harvard Medical School

Episode No. 12: Safer America featuring Tommy Waller, President & CEO, Center for Security Policy.

Episode No. 13: The Mentor featuring John Donohue, Vice President for Advancement, The College of New Jersey

Episode No. 14: The Sage featuring Mitzi Perdue, Founder, Healing Hidden Wounds

Episode No. 15: Keeping Fundraisers Fundraising featuring Sally Bryant, CEO, BRYANT GROUP

Episode No. 16: Love of Space featuring Caroline Schumacher, President & CEO of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation

Episode No. 17:  Data Driven, featuring Dr. Susan Korbel, Founder, Core Research

Episode No. 18:  Loyal Alum, featuring Larry Kosow, Principal/Treasurer, Venture Tape, Boston University

Episode No. 19:  Knowing Both Sides, featuring Cody Knowlton, CEO, Belt Baptist Health Foundation, San Antonio

Episode No. 20: Touched by Angels featuring Yolanda Valenzuela, Executive Director, Kim's Angels Foundation

Episode No. 21: Gift of Water featuring Christa Stelzmuller, Chief Technology Officer, charity:water

Episode No. 22: Defying the Odds, Tracy Baynes, Founder and CEO of STEP: Student Expedition Program

Episode No. 23: Best Story Wins, Graeme Watt, Principal & Lead Strategist, Anthem Creative

Episode No. 24: Wealth Management Whitney Solcher, Chief Investment Officer, Partner, and Senior Advisor, Ulrich Investment Consultants

Episode No. 25: Sports-Leadership Synergy featuring Angela R. Lewis, former professional basketball player, author, speaker and entrepreneur

Episode No. 26: Floating College featuring Scott Marshall

President and CEO, Semester at Sea/Institute for Shipboard Education

UPCOMING:

Episode No. 28: Protecting Our Freedoms featuring Michael L. “Mikey” Weinstein, Esq. Founder & President, Military Religious Freedom Foundation

Episode No. 29: Gratitude Guru featuring Janice Kaplan, Author, The Gratitude Diaries