Designing Tomorrow
Eric Ressler, Joel Breakstone, Jonathan HickenCreative Strategies for Social Impact. Where nonprofit leaders and mission-driven thinkers come to learn from the sector’s most forward-thinking voices, explore bold ideas, and get raw insights from the front lines of social impact innovation.
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How to Avoid the Executive Bottleneck Trap
I have this problem, and I have it bad.
At Cosmic I’m the bottleneck on more things than I should be. Work piles up behind me, approvals wait on me, momentum stalls because it has to pass through my hands first.
Some of that is right. I’m...
Get Seen, Get Supported
Every social impact leader wants more people to know about their work.
Almost none of them want to be the one posting about it. Putting yourself in front of an audience feels like ego, or a distraction from the mission, or simply not somet...
Claiming Your Role in the Social Impact Ecosystem
Every social impact leader believes in their mission.
Funders assume that too. What they actually want to know is why you, specifically, over the ten other orgs working the same issue, or the bigger name with more reach and a longer track...
What Would Have to Be True?
Sarah Newkirk became executive director of the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County in the middle of a capital campaign. It was her first time leading a full organization, not just a conservation team.
Five years later, she has closed a $15 mil...
Drafting Our Strategic Dream Teams
There’s a push right now to democratize strategic planning, where organizations survey the community, poll the staff, and put the big calls to a vote, sometimes right down to the budget. The instinct behind it makes sense, but it goes too f...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Building social impact brands for the modern era. I've helped 300+ orgs since 2009.
Executive Director, Digital Inquiry Group
Co-host of "Designing Tomorrow" and host of "Science, Solutions, Santa Cruz"
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