The youngest of the ST bloggers, Brock will keep you up to date with the latest in fundraising ideas and innovation that you may not have heard about otherwise. Brock is Co-Chair of Young Non-Profit Professionals (YNP) and you can follow him on twitter using @ST_Digital and @BrockWarner. He’ll keep the posts short, but won’t shortchange you on following up and engaging with you in a dialogue. If you have an idea to share, don’t hesitate to speak up.
UPDATE: Congrats to our winners, @indeedemma and @Jackie__Fox. If you’re coming to Digital Leap, be sure to say hello to them!
There is no such thing as a local conference anymore. With social media, content is… Continue reading →
Over 100 young non-profit professionals gathered last week at the Elgin & Winter Garden Theatre to network, make new friends, and toast to the one-year anniversary of Young Non-Profit Professionals (YNP).
The keynote speaker, Paul Nazareth, was a… Continue reading →
If you think your charity’s greatest assets can be found on a balance sheet, or sitting in a corner office, you’d be wrong. You have no greater asset than the stories you’re able to tell, or even better, the stories… Continue reading →
Hello readers!
I love reading fundraising blogs. It puts me into the shoes of another fundraiser, and it reinforces to me that,
Yesterday, the second annual Digital Leap Canada conference was held at The Royal Conservatory in Toronto, and was a huge success.
If you’ve been to a marketing conference in the past year, you’ve seen that social media has provided a whole new dimension to networking, sharing information, and organizing people.
For the past 30 years, ST has worked exclusively with charities and non-profits. Name any Canadian charity, and I bet you can connect it to Stephen Thomas in 2 to 3 degrees of separation, if not 1.
As an agency… Continue reading →
A week or so ago, my morning started with a stop at McDonalds to pick up a free coffee. It was a limited time offer that happens a couple times each year.
Today I attended a session by Dr. Ron Archer called “Teamwork makes the Dream Work” which was exciting, inspirational, and an overall thrill to be a part of.
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