What Works

In this episode of What Works, host Marla Moody speaks with Paul Robinson, the president and CEO of Home of the Innocents, about the intersection of business practices and nonprofit leadership. They discuss the importance of core values, integrity, and creating a trauma-informed environment within organizations. Paul shares insights from his journey transitioning from the business world to leading a nonprofit, emphasizing the need for a balance between financial sustainability and mission-driven work. The conversation also highlights the challenges of change management and the significance of fostering a supportive culture for both staff and the vulnerable populations they serve.We hope you enjoyed this episode of What Works! - Marla and the What Works Podcast team :)Are you a Leader who would benefit from Leaders encouraging Leaders, Leave a comment where we can find you of go over to https://www.skool.com/value-based-leadership-8377 and join the community there. Connect with me:LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachingwithmarla/#whatworkspodcast #nonprofitleadership #missiondriven #operations #scalingimpact #nonprofitmanagement #leadershipthatinspires #nonprofitexcellence #socialimpact #teambuilding #burnoutprevention#whatworkspodcast #nonprofitleadership #missiondriven #operations #scalingimpact #nonprofitmanagement #leadershipthatinspires #nonprofitexcellence #socialimpact #teambuilding #burnoutpreventionWhatWorks is a bold and insightful podcast for non-profit leaders who want to go deeper than surface-level conversations. Hosted by Marla Moody, a seasoned operations executive with decades of global experience, the show uncovers what truly makes mission-driven organizations thrive. From scaling systems to building resilient teams and fighting burnout, WhatWorks goes behind the scenes of the world’s most impactful non-profits.

In this conversation, Coach Marla and Chris Jahrman discuss the mission of At Work, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people with disabilities find meaningful employment. Chris shares insights on the evolution of employment practices for individuals with disabilities, the importance of inclusion in the workplace, and effective messaging strategies to raise awareness. They also explore the significance of personal connections to nonprofit work, the role of vision in leadership, and the value of continuous learning. Chris emphasizes the need for nonprofits to focus on their cause while also considering the well-being and development of their staff.Check out https://atworkwa.org/We hope you enjoyed this episode of What Works! - Marla and the What Works Podcast team :)Are you a Leader who would benefit from Leaders encouraging Leaders, Leave a comment where we can find you of go over to https://www.skool.com/value-based-leadership-8377 and join the community there. Connect with me:LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachingwithmarla/#whatworkspodcast #nonprofitleadership #missiondriven #operations #scalingimpact #nonprofitmanagement #leadershipthatinspires #nonprofitexcellence #socialimpact #teambuilding #burnoutprevention#whatworkspodcast #nonprofitleadership #missiondriven #operations #scalingimpact #nonprofitmanagement #leadershipthatinspires #nonprofitexcellence #socialimpact #teambuilding #burnoutpreventionWhatWorks is a bold and insightful podcast for non-profit leaders who want to go deeper than surface-level conversations. Hosted by Marla Moody, a seasoned operations executive with decades of global experience, the show uncovers what truly makes mission-driven organizations thrive. From scaling systems to building resilient teams and fighting burnout, WhatWorks goes behind the scenes of the world’s most impactful non-profits.

In this episode of What Works, host Marla Moody speaks with Marc Yaggi, CEO of Waterkeeper Alliance, about the importance of clean water and the organization's mission to protect waterways globally. They discuss the challenges faced by communities in accessing clean water, the power of local action, and the significance of building strong teams within nonprofits. Marc shares inspiring stories of community empowerment and resilience, emphasizing the need for collective action to address the global water crisis. The conversation also touches on strategic planning, leadership lessons, and the importance of staying true to core values in the face of challenges.We hope you enjoyed this episode of What Works! - Marla and the What Works Podcast team :)Are you a Leader who would benefit from Leaders encouraging Leaders, Leave a comment where we can find you of go over to https://www.skool.com/value-based-leadership-8377 and join the community there. Connect with me:LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachingwithmarla/#whatworkspodcast #nonprofitleadership #missiondriven #operations #scalingimpact #nonprofitmanagement #leadershipthatinspires #nonprofitexcellence #socialimpact #teambuilding #burnoutprevention#whatworkspodcast #nonprofitleadership #missiondriven #operations #scalingimpact #nonprofitmanagement #leadershipthatinspires #nonprofitexcellence #socialimpact #teambuilding #burnoutpreventionWhatWorks is a bold and insightful podcast for non-profit leaders who want to go deeper than surface-level conversations. Hosted by Marla Moody, a seasoned operations executive with decades of global experience, the show uncovers what truly makes mission-driven organizations thrive. From scaling systems to building resilient teams and fighting burnout, WhatWorks goes behind the scenes of the world’s most impactful non-profits.

In this conversation, Shane Woods, the executive director of Girl Start, discusses the organization's mission to empower girls in STEM fields. She emphasizes the importance of removing barriers for girls to explore careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. The conversation also touches on leadership challenges, including recognizing and preventing burnout, creating a supportive work environment, and the significance of delegation. Shane shares her insights on finding and retaining talent, communicating vision inclusively, and offers advice for new leaders. The discussion highlights the value of community and support among leaders, particularly women in leadership roles.Are you an Leader who would benefit from Leaders encouraging Leaders, Leave a comment where we can find you of go over to https://www.skool.com/value-based-leadership-8377 and join the community there.