by Amy | Jun 1, 2016 | Communications, Leadership
Maybe I am dating myself. And yes, I admit to overuse of an oft-quoted Bob Dylan song lyric as an entry to a blog/article. But as a near life-long resident of northeast Ohio (minus six years during college and in my early 20s) I have noticed more change in the last...
by Amy | Jul 28, 2015 | Volunteerism
For those who know me, they would probably immediately guess soccer and baseball games, family functions or catching up on client projects. Most weekends, this would be true. But as I have done every year since 2010, I spent my weekend on the shores of Lake Erie...
by Amy | May 18, 2015 | Uncategorized
I recently had a chance to speak to a group of high school students at the National Inventors Hall of Fame Stem School in Akron, Ohio. They were pitching their entrepreneurial ideas as well as learning more about how to think like an entrepreneur. I was asked to lead...
by Amy | May 5, 2015 | Communications, Giving
In full disclosure, I am not a fashionista. In fact, I hate shopping for clothes. But that doesn’t mean I don’t have some knowledge of what is going on in fashion. I have a teenage daughter – need I say more? However, I pay close attention to what is happening in...
by Amy | Feb 4, 2013 | Communications, Giving, Planning
In the spirit of yesterday’s “big football game,” I thought it could be fun to think about donor communications in the context of the pregame and four-quarters. Pregame:For nonprofits, the pregame is typically the year-end appeal. A strong year-and campaign often...
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