by Mazarine | Mar 21, 2019 | Conflict, Culture clash, Generational clash, Rank at Work, Transparency
Listen, Subscribe and Rate to our new podcast episode, here We are so psyched to speak with Kishshana Palmer, CEO of Kishshana & Co. and Chief Growth Officer of The Future Project. She and Helen Choi talk about the pay gap, the leadership gap, women of color and...
by Mazarine | Feb 5, 2019 | Conflict, Cultivating donors, Generational clash, Philanthropy, Rank at Work, women
Are you looking forward to valentine’s day? This time of year always makes me think about the love in our sector. Going out on a limb here. a lot of people are all about donor love. Not me! Nope! I say, “NUTS to donor love, how about staff love? Hmm? How...
by Mazarine | Jan 28, 2019 | Conflict, Finding a job, Generational clash, Sector-Switching, women
Have you ever wanted to leave the sector, but you’re 5 to 10 years in, and it’s looking like you can’t leave? What keeps you stuck? What makes you stay? Recently I was talking with a friend of mine who is looking for a job. She confessed,...
by Mazarine | Jan 4, 2019 | Finding a job, Fundraising Career Conference, Generational clash, Keeping a job, Rank at Work, Sector-Switching, women
Is it time to get your career to the next level? Here’s what I say! New year, time to get your career in gear! Do you feel like you could use some mentorship, or coaching in your fundraising career? Maybe it’s time to get fundraising career coaching for...
by Mazarine | Nov 5, 2018 | Conflict, corruption, Generational clash, Keeping a job, Rank at Work, Transparency, women
It’s an open secret in the nonprofit sector that it’s a pink collar ghetto. We have the lowest wages of the entire USA. It’s bad in Canada too. See below. Lower than the public sector. Lower than the private sector. Lower than...
by Mazarine | Oct 23, 2018 | Conflict, Generational clash
I went to a talk for business leaders last week, and the first speaker was a 63 year old tall white man. He had moved around a lot when he was a kid, then he detailed all of the jobs that he had, and how each time he was offered a new job, he had no experience in that...
