A Day with Seth Godin

Susan Phillips Bari wrote

Glad to meet you all. We appreciate Seth's comment that the Leader to Leader Institute is the "McKinsey" of the nonprofit world. Our e-newsletters and content filled web site are available free of charge. www.leadertoleader.org. To add your name to the email list contact theresa@leadertoleader.org with your email address (and first and last name, organization name)

Susan Phillips Bari
President and CEO
Leader to Leader Institute
320 Park Ave,third floor
New York, NY 10022
212-224-1174
Mission: To strengthen the leadership of the social sector
"The Leader to Leader Institute does not cure cancer, we do not educate children, we do not end world hunger; we help the organizations that do those things work more effectively. We help them to manage for their mission and we make certain that donors get more bang for their bucks."

Posted October 30, 2009

Bob Skinstad wrote

Hi all - thanks big time to Seth and Ishita - I was the guy from Cape Town,well worth the trip, made some great connections and loved the Sit down you are rockin the boat Kristin !

www.bobsforood.com - is putting school shoes on the feet of the future leaders of Africa, drop me a mail at bob@bobsforgood if I can help out on any trips to sunny South Africa, and if you are interested in chatting about our foundation - thanks again and look forward to connecting in the future. !

Posted October 30, 2009

Julia Giordano wrote

Julia Giordano handles business development for MDG Advertising, a full-service advertising and interactive design firm. For over a decade, MDG has helped many non-profit clients market themselves successfully to build attendance rates, raise capital and expand awareness of various causes. Client industries in the non-profit segment have included arts/entertainment, education, healthcare, and financial. Please feel free to contact Julia at juliag@mdgadvertising.com to learn more or visit www.mdgadvertising.com.

Posted October 29, 2009

Mike Farag wrote

I truly enjoyed some of the challenges Seth laid down for us, great to make some connections too. Thanks Seth!

Welcome any and all contacts:

MIke Farag
The Global Orphan Project
www.theglobalorphanproject.org
mikefarag@theglobalorphanproject.org
@mikefarag01
816-268-2560

Posted October 28, 2009

Joseph Pineda wrote

Feel free to contact me anytime, especially if you are ever in the Washington, DC area! A lot of great minds and organizations in the room...

Joseph Pineda
Gifts In Kind International
703.299.7524
jpineda@giftsinkind.org

Posted October 28, 2009

Martha Hoffman wrote

Oh yeah (!) marthahoffman@comcast.net, Call To Care Uganda, P.O. Box 1075, Madison, CT 07443 (203) 245-3932. www.calltocareuganda.org Thanks!

Posted October 28, 2009

Martha Hoffman wrote

Founder and president of Call To Care Uganda, a humanitarian nonprofit organization founded in November 2007 based on grassroots ideology. The mission of Call To Care Uganda is to improve the lives of vulnerable children in Uganda and those who care for them.

We strive to make a positive impact, advance the dignity of, and empower Ugandan children and their caregivers by offering them options of well-being (health, edutcation, etc.) in their communities.

By increasing public awarenes of their plight through charitable projects and fundraising, we work to build strong project partnerships to lessen financial burden and emotional impact. We seek to develop honest comunication and working relationships with respected community leaders that are based on mindfulness, mutual respect, and commitment to our msision.

Posted October 28, 2009

Steve Liberati wrote

It was a great pleasure and opportunity to hear Seth speak live in person. Not only was it a highly informative and thought provoking day, but it was a blast getting an up close and personal glimpse of one of the most inspiring and prolific business writer of our time.

Posted October 27, 2009

Gary Rice wrote

Being the lead pastor of a church, I am often challenged with "marketing" things that, I bleieve, matter the most. Seth has realy helped me in this journey, and I appreciate the way he allows others, like myself, to join the tribe,

Posted October 27, 2009

Kai Gansner wrote

As the 26 year old Director of Member Services, I teach Members how to make their passion more accessible. Membership and volunteering are simply a byproduct being awesome. Everyone has their own awesome to contribute!

I develope and maintain (in colaboration with our in-house programmer) the creation of several interactive features to drive sustainable Member involvement.

BA in Communication Science, Minor in Business Administration: Truman State University 2005.

b. (314) 881-1321
e. membership@optimist.org

personal e-mail: kai_gansner@charter.net
personal cell phone: (314) 922-5091

Posted October 27, 2009

Mary Stanwood - Samaritan's Purse wrote

It was truly wonderful meeting as many people as I did on Thursday. Please feel free to contact me at mstanwood@samaritan.org. Blessings!

Posted October 27, 2009

Kristin Huffman aka Sit down you're rockin the boat girl. wrote

check out our new video!
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We are creating a cause advocacy movement. It's more than cause marketing- it's teaching non profits and businesses how to create relationships or tribes with each other and their clients/donors so that they can not only survive in today's economy, but prosper using our event series called, THE POWERFUL IMAGE EVENTS!

If you work with a motivated non profit or an altruistically minded business that is open to progressive ideas, give me a call and I will set up an interview to see if they qualify. We teach this for free because we believe it's the right thing to do.
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Posted October 27, 2009

Tonya Brilon wrote

Embrace Global is a start-up non-profit that has developed a low cost incubator for the developing world. www.embraceglobal.org

I enjoyed meeting several of you and being in the same room with other passionate, dedicated people. I would love to start an online group where we could share ideas with each other. Please let me know if you would like to do this and I will set it up. You can contact me at tonya@embraceglobal.org

Posted October 27, 2009

Toni Maloney wrote

Bpeace spreads the idea that business has an important role to play in making the world a more peaceful place. That more jobs mean less violence. That when people have something to lose, they are more likely to keep the peace.

We currently operate in Rwanda and Afghanistan and will expand to a third country in 2010. Bpeace is a non-profit U.S.-based coalition of business professionals who volunteer to help carefully selected Fast Runner women entrepreneurs in post-conflict countries. These women are in the best position to create jobs for others. We provide coaching, mentoring and access to capital and markets to expand their businesses, create employment and build a more peaceful future for their communities.

Posted October 27, 2009

Ted Wilson wrote

Schools for Children, Inc.
20 Academy Street
Arlington, MA 02476

781 641 5985
twilson@sfcinc.org
www.sfcinc.org

Posted October 27, 2009