Show Notes
Nonprofit consulting, grants consulting, philanthropic advising, strategic consulting for nonprofits. Whatever it's called it's a growing part of the social sector and many members of the Unfunded List community are participating in in consultancy in one way or the other. Some are considering entering the field of consulting others considering hiring consultants. Others are currently in consulting engagements and want them to be successful while others are simply curious about the sometimes vague but often impactful field of consulting. This conversation features Christine Enetek, CAP, CFRE an Unfunded List Evaluator and fundraising strategist who is principal consultant of Grounded in Equity, LLC and Margaret Chapman who is board chair of Unfunded List and principal of JaM Strategies, LLC. Audience participation is heavily encouraged. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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