by Brian Joseph | Feb 24, 2022 | RevJen
One of RevJen’s core themes is that work of purpose should be done with purpose, on purpose. This focus on being deliberate and intentional is woven throughout RevJen program offerings. In our Fuel Series Workshops, we guide leadership teams as they invest time and...
by Brian Joseph | Jan 27, 2022 | RevJen
Over the last few months, I have been challenging false “facts” that are harming the nonprofit sector. I’ve been saving a big one to challenge as we kick off 2022: We must have low overhead to be considered well-run. The Incomplete Story of Overhead Percentages What...
by Brian Joseph | Nov 11, 2021 | RevJen
In September, I highlighted five false “facts” that are harming the nonprofit sector and undermining impact. I’ve been taking a closer look at each of them. Next up: the idea that nonprofits just can’t recruit top talent. Throughout the...
by Brian Joseph | Oct 27, 2021 | RevJen
Last month, I highlighted five false “facts” that are harming the nonprofit sector and undermining impact. Over the next few weeks, we will take a closer look at each one. First up: the notion that burnout just comes with the territory. Pre-covid research showed that...
by Brian Joseph | Sep 21, 2021 | RevJen
We all grew up being told (and believing) certain “facts” that simply aren’t true. Case in point: Eating carrots doesn’t actually improve your eyesight, going without a coat doesn’t guarantee you’ll catch a cold, and rolling your eyes doesn’t result in them “staying...
by Jacqui Trujillo | Sep 2, 2021 | RevJen
I love people. I thrive when I connect with a wide spectrum of people, whether it’s my friends, my professional network, or the strangers I pass while walking my dog around the block. I talk to everyone! Well, what I really should say is, I talk to everyone when I’m...
