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Michael Seaman
Does Your Organization Need To Enter Concussion Protocol?
September 10, 2026

Often, leaders and organizations push too hard for too long before receiving proper care. At Armstrong McGuire, we can provide emergency care, but it’s much more beneficial to help you with preventative care.

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Katie Weeks
It Doesn’t Have to Fail to End
September 2, 2026

80 people have gone through the Positive Intelligence program. I have watched people recognize their own patterns, laugh at themselves, challenge themselves, support each other and try new ways of responding to the things life and...

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Jean Bock
Strong Relationships Don't Happen by Accident
August 26, 2026

In fundraising, particularly, we can become so focused on moving someone through a pipeline that we forget there is a person in the pipeline. Cultivation isn’t simply about getting closer to an ask. It’s about understanding...

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Christine Davis
The Art of the Interim: Five Lessons for the "In-Between" of Leadership Transitions
August 20, 2026

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Patton McDowell
Are You Ready to Be an Interim Executive?
August 17, 2026

The instinct is to assume interim leadership is a scaled-down version of the permanent job: same skills, shorter timeline. It isn't. A permanent CEO builds toward a future they'll be around to see. An interim executive builds stability...

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Mickey Holt
Season by Season: How Interim CFO Leadership Strengthens the Nonprofit Audit Cycle
August 12, 2026

For nonprofits with a June 30 year end, the audit cycle really does feel like moving through the seasons; summer’s heat, fall’s harvest, winter’s clarity and spring’s renewal. An interim CFO doesn’t just help the organization survive...

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Sara Littlejohn
Trust Your Gut
August 5, 2026

As nonprofit leaders, we have a responsibility to steward our organizations well. Stewardship is not limited to managing finances, fundraising or strategic plans. It also means protecting culture, preserving trust and...

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Karen Parker
The Ted and Beard Effect: Why Great Fundraising Starts with Great Leadership Partnerships
July 29, 2026

The strongest fundraising programs aren't built by extraordinary CEOs or exceptional development directors working independently. They're built by leaders who bring different strengths to a shared mission.

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