The Campaign Myth: Capital Campaigns Aren’t Really About Buildings
There’s a common myth in our sector that capital campaigns are primarily about construction — about square footage, floor plans, finishes and timelines. On the surface, many of these conversations are about buildings. But if you listen care
I love this line from the old Steve Miller song. July is here, and time continues her march at an incredible pace whether we are having fun or not. July is the reminder, we are more than halfway through the year!
Last week I had the opportunity to meet Katherine Ngaruiya (Kat). We had a video call scheduled, but technology was not my friend, so it turned into a phone call.
Call it what you want, but don’t ignore the inspection
June 14, 2018
As of 2:30 PM this past Tuesday, my wife and I are the proud owners of a second home. More accurately, we are the new landlords of a townhouse that will be occupied by our daughter and two of her friends while they are in college.
Tuesday marked the 50th Anniversary of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Some of my contemporaries, and many from the previous generation revere RFK. They have a strong sentimentality looking back on his ideas, and his ideals.
I love talking to my friend, Bernice Sanders Smoot. She is the founder and principal of a firm called Saint Wall Street, LLC that helps nonprofits capture and articulate their value.
DOs and DON’Ts for Job Seekers in the Nonprofit Sector
May 24, 2018
With a core competency in leadership development, Armstrong McGuire advisors are often called upon to assist our clients with organizational strategies that include finding the right person to fill mission-critical positions.