by Andrew Smith | Sep 28, 2023 | Blog, RevJen
I’ve been around innovation as an idea for most of my career, most of the time by accident. The idea of a scientist mindset and changing the “way we do things around here” seems so logical to me thanks to my history in, well, science! However, it’s especially...
by Andrew Smith | Sep 27, 2023 | Blog, RevJen
Still new to the nonprofit sector, I am increasingly finding that, in the expansive realm of it, leaders often confront a sense of isolation, a factor that hampers the growth and effectiveness of both individuals and organizations. The landscape in which nonprofit...
by Andrew Smith | Jun 30, 2023 | Blog, RevJen
Leadership is hard. Like, really hard. As leaders we take on the responsibility and accountability of the performance of our organizations and often do it in a way that protects our teams from the feeling of that pressure. Some days we do it well, others not as...
by Amy Karjala | Jun 30, 2023 | Blog, RevJen
At RevJen we focus on some of the key challenges facing nonprofits. One of the biggest of those challenges is financial sustainability. The hamster wheel as it is often called, is repetitive, frustrating, and a driver behind development talent turnover and isolation...
by Brian Joseph | Jun 29, 2023 | RevJen
RevJen exists to find solutions to chronic issues in the nonprofit sector, including isolation and burnout. As more and more evidence is collected, it is becoming clear that a 4-day work week is a key influence in an organization’s ability to combat isolation,...
by Elizabeth Super | Jun 5, 2023 | Blog, RevJen
The Power of Partnerships Little Meanings. There’s a story in everything, even the way we sign emails. I used to be that person that signs every email with “Thanks!” as if every person deserved gratitude for reading to the end of my emails (to be fair, they probably...
