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Conn. nonprofit board diversity training program expands | Best Buddies Challenge aims to raise up to $6M | Ind. nonprofit names Matt Truty as board president
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November 17, 2025
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Conn. nonprofit board diversity training program expands
 
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The SEAT program is expanding to Danbury, Conn., to increase diversity on nonprofit boards. Sponsored by VCL Consulting Group, SEAT prepares Black and Latino individuals for board service through eight weekly sessions on governance and community engagement.
Full Story: Connecticut Public Radio (11/14)
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Best Buddies Challenge aims to raise up to $6M
The Best Buddies Challenge saw dozens of cyclists ride through South Florida to raise funds for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities. The event, which featured Olympic champion Bradley Wiggins and other sports stars, aimed to raise up to $6 million for the nonprofit.
Full Story: WSVN-TV (Miami) (11/16)
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Ind. nonprofit names Matt Truty as board president
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N.H. nonprofit board appoints 3 new members
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Strategic Leadership
 
Leaders should use AI responsibly to boost potential
 
Leaders should use AI responsibly to boost potential
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Leadership during the age of AI will belong to those who can use the technology as a tool without losing sight of the limitations of AI, writes Naphtali Hoff, an executive coach. "The leaders who thrive long-term will be those who wield AI responsibly -- ensuring it amplifies human potential rather than erodes it," Hoff writes.
Full Story: SmartBrief/Leadership (11/14)
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If you're flagging as a leader, it could be misalignment
 
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If you've been a leader for many years, the question, "Is this all there is?" may be rattling around in your head, leading you to believe you're burned out. However, as executive coach Marcel Schwantes writes, you're likely experiencing misalignment between what you're doing and your true desires. Schwantes offers four steps to realign with your purpose, including slowing down, revisiting your values and finding what energizes you.
Full Story: Inc. (tiered subscription model) (11/14)
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A capital campaign gift range chart is a vital tool for achieving fundraising goals, writes Steven Shattuck, the director of engagement at Capital Campaign Pro. Shattuck offers four tips for leveraging gift range charts: build the chart from the top down by identifying lead, major and other gifts; use the chart to educate board members on the importance of top-level gifts; treat the chart as a living document that evolves with the campaign; and link donor recognition to the chart.
Full Story: NonProfit PRO (11/17)
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Mich. nonprofit names Angela Moloney as president, CEO
Angela Moloney has been named president and CEO of Detroit's Gleaners Community Food Bank, succeeding Gerry Brisson, who has held the position since 2014. Moloney, previously president and CEO of the Catholic Foundation of Michigan, will begin her new role in January.
Full Story: Detroit Free Press (11/14)
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