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Summer FUNraising

How to be a Great Manager at Your Non-Profit

What a great episode of Summer FUNraising this week! I invited my friend and colleague Kishshana Palmer, CFRE to the show to talk about management. We talked about some of our mistakes and lessons learned from being a manager, how to manage high performers and what you can do to gain management experience.

This episode is perfect for anyone looking to improve their management skills or seeking advice for moving into a management role.

Enjoy this week’s episode!

Additional resources you may want to check out:
Managing to Change the World (If you only ever own one book on management, make it this one!)
Rework
Strengths Finders
Go Put Your Strengths to Work
Kishshana’s fantastic blog (her weekly emails are gold!)

Finally, catch up on archived episodes of Summer FUNraising here.

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About Vanessa Chase Lockshin

My name is Vanessa Chase Lockshin, and I want to empower you to tell your story. In my personal life, finding ways to tell my stories has been a transformational practice. In my fundraising life, I’ve helped hundreds of organizations tell their stories to engage and inspire their donors. To date, my work has helped non-profits raise over $10 million.

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