In episode 54 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol celebrates the podcast’s two-year anniversary with a "best of" episode focusing on nonprofit executive leadership transitions.

In episode 53 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and guest Reva Patwardhan explore nonprofit leadership coaching, highlighting the significance of somatically grounded and trauma-informed approaches.

In episode 51 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest, Thomas Anderson, explore the following topics: the approach to vision development for nonprofit organizations, the increasing collaboration with founders, and the significance of monitoring weak signals that may affect the future of nonprofits.

In episode 50 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol discusses that adding more staff and funding isn't always the solution to a nonprofit's challenges. She highlights common misconceptions surrounding growth, emphasizing that it doesn't guarantee relief from overwork and overcommitment.

In episode 46 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and guest Carolyn Mozell discuss the significance of nonprofit leaders and staff concentrating on their sphere of influence. They explore how to balance compassion, empathy, and accountability while highlighting the critical role of personal self-care in sustaining a healthy nonprofit organization.

In episode 37 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact Carol and her cohost Peter Cruz in conversation with guest Ariel Salome. They explore non-positional leadership, emphasizing that everyone can be a leader in their own way.

In episode 32 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest Don Tebbe discuss how organizations can effectively manage transitions. They emphasize the importance of self-care for outgoing directors and explore how boards may need to adapt to facilitate a smooth transition.

In episode 31 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest Sharon Anderson explored various topics, including the definition of lobbying and how organizations can participate. They also discussed the limitations associated with lobbying and alternative methods for advocacy.

In episode 28 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest, Peggy Hoffman, explore the vital role that local nonprofit chapters play in supporting larger organizations.

In episode 27 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest, Carlyn Madden, discuss why small nonprofits should consider collaborating with an executive search firm.

In episode 21 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest, Andy Robinson, discuss several key topics: the necessity of leaders being held accountable, the need to cultivate and groom the next generation of leaders, essential insights for founders, and the significance of maintaining a life beyond work to achieve balance.

In episode 20 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol and her guest, Elizabeth Scott, discussed how organizations have adapted to the pandemic, the research Liz completed with the Center for Nonprofit Advancement, and what changes from the pandemic organizations might retain when things go back to “normal.”

In episode 18 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol, along with her guests Shelley Sanner and Alanna McKee, discuss the emerging trends that emphasize the necessity for greater personalization within member engagement strategies. The conversation also highlights how associations have adeptly adapted to the challenges posed by the virtual environment, further redefining their operational frameworks

In episode 12 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Elizabeth Woolfe discuss the significance of having an interim director in nonprofits, the challenges of leadership transitions, and the necessity of planning for leadership changes. They emphasize the value of a growth mindset for nonprofit boards and clarify the distinct roles of the board and staff.

In Episode 10, we’re talking to Heather Yandow. We talked about the challenges nonprofits encounter when hiring consultants. We looked at why using a Request for Proposal (RFP) might not lead to the best consulting results. We also reviewed the new trends arising during this time of change.

In Episode 3 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, we’re talking to Kathy Patrick.  We talked about what it takes to influence decision  and policy makers, the concrete steps nonprofit leaders can take to create a plan, identify who is key to your organization and how to start building a relationship with them before you need their help and why it is so important to remember that key decision makers are human first and not fixate on their title and role.