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The Nonprofit CEO Podcast

Hosted by Adam Jeske · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes

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15
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About this podcast

Nonprofit CEOs carry decisions they can't fully discuss with their board, their team, or their peers. So they carry them alone. Each week, Adam Jeske, The Nonprofit CEO Advisor, sits down with a nonprofit CEO to go inside the decisions they carry: the agonizing restructure, the wonky board dynamic, the moment that defined their tenure. Adam has been in over 230 of these conversations. The patterns are striking and valuable. This podcast surfaces them so you can lead with the perspective most CEOs never get. For weekly patterns, synthesis, and peer intelligence between episodes, subscribe to The Nonprofit CEO Briefing at nonprofitCEO.com.

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Adam Jeske hosts The Nonprofit CEO Podcast, a business show with 15 episodes published.

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015 The Path of Humiliation | Harrison Center for the Arts Exec. Director Joanna Taft

Jun 2, 202630mEp. 15S1

Joanna Taft proposed starting a charter high school out of the arts nonprofit she was leading. She had no background in education. Her artists were leaving Indianapolis because nobody was buying their work, and she decid

014 The Decision After the Decision | World Relief President & CEO Myal Greene

May 26, 202626mEp. 14S1

Myal Greene inherited an organization with a mission statement that everyone loved. World Relief had run on that mission statement for fifteen years. Internal staff admired it. External donors knew it. Myal knew it neede

013 Please Don't Let Me Break This! | Christianity Today President & CEO Nicole Martin

May 19, 202631mEp. 13S1

Nicole Martin is five and a half months into leading Christianity Today. The prayer she keeps coming back to: "God, please don't let me break this!" She began leading a 70-year-old organization founded by Billy Graham, a

012 Deciding Before You Know | Wheaton College President Philip Ryken

May 12, 202631mEp. 12S1

Phil Ryken had believed for years that Wheaton College's signature orientation program should be required for every new student. The research was there, and he saw what it could mean for Wheaton. But that meant scaling a

011 Prophetic or Pragmatic? | Bread for the World President & CEO Eugene Cho

May 5, 202641mEp. 11S1

Eugene Cho started at Bread for the World two days before the COVID lockdown. In his first week, a tweet of his went viral, landing in the Washington Post. He had to figure out how to lead and how to speak, in real time.

010 Telling Donors You Got It Wrong | HOPE International President & CEO Peter Greer

Apr 28, 202625mEp. 10S1

Everything was up and to the right. Hope International had just received an award for innovating in a post-conflict setting. Peter Greer the biggest champion of more. Then the cracks started to show. Peter had to stop, o

009 Are We Going Bankrupt? | Christian Leadership Alliance President and CEO Tami Heim

Apr 21, 202624mEp. 9S1

On March 12, 2020, Tami Heim learned the governor had shut down public gatherings in Texas. The Outcomes Conference was weeks away. And she was facing the possibility that Christian Leadership Alliance was, in her words,

008 Using AI to Rewire a Whole Nonprofit | Hope Rises International President and CEO Bill Simmons

Apr 14, 202642mEp. 8S1

In one month, CEO Bill Simmons shipped more than 15 working applications and 70,000 lines of code to his team, without adding a single software license or outside developer. He did it with about $25,000 in internal time,

007 Seven Years In. Feeling Nauseous. | Social Current President and CEO Jody Levison-Johnson

Apr 7, 202637mEp. 7S1

Jody Levison-Johnson had a big idea and had to decide whether to bet her organization's resources on it. A film was coming out that could either quietly fade or become an inflection point for how the country thinks about

006 Pivoting Away from Your Original Vision | Good Faith Founding Executive Director Curtis Chang

Mar 31, 202641mEp. 6S1

Curtis Chang set out to build a nonprofit nobody would ever know by name. He wanted Good Faith to be like Target: the store as the brand, not the founder. Four years later, Curtis, David French, and Russell Moore were at

005 The Hidden Vulnerability of the Nonprofit CEO | Praxis Partner Andy Crouch

Mar 24, 202652mEp. 5S1

Andy Crouch uses a framework from Peter Greer to name a structural problem with honest at the heart of many nonprofits. It's the stakeholder gap, and he argues it creates built-in incentives to not tell the whole truth a

004 Asking a Beloved Board Member to Resign | Mission ONE President Olivia Mulerwa

Mar 17, 202630mEp. 4S1

Olivia Mulerwa spent months carrying a decision she couldn't talk about with anyone who didn't already have a stake in the outcome. She needed to have a hard conversation with a beloved board member. The rest of the boar

001 Speaking Out When Everyone is Quiet | Center for Effective Philanthropy CEO Phil Buchanan

Mar 10, 202639mEp. 1S1

Phil Buchanan had 48 hours to decide whether he would speak out when it seemed everyone else was staying quiet. We talk about that decision, the actual calculus, and the strategic mistake he thinks many nonprofit CEOs ar

002 When to Leave the Org You Founded | Sanctuary Foundation CEO Dr. Krish Kandiah

Mar 10, 202637mEp. 2S1

On this episode of The Nonprofit CEO Podcast, hosts Adam Jeske and Krish Kandiah dive into the complex, consequential decisions that shape nonprofit leadership. Krish Kandiah, founder of the Sanctuary Foundation and a ke

003 Making a $5 Million Decision in Her First Week as CEO | American Bible Society President/CEO Dr. Jennifer Holloran, DSL

Mar 10, 202636m0

Dr. Jennifer Holloran walked into her first board meeting as CEO of American Bible Society and left with a $5 million crisis and a collapsing timeline, with no peers she could call. This conversation covers that decision

Trailer | The Nonprofit CEO Podcast with Adam Jeske

Feb 24, 20262mEp. 1S1

The role of the nonprofit CEO role is isolating. The decisions are high-stakes, the support is often thin, and the margin for error can literally be life and death. The Nonprofit CEO Podcast is where those decisions get

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The Nonprofit CEO Podcast is hosted by Adam Jeske. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 15 episodes.

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The Nonprofit CEO Podcast has published 15 episodes.

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