By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS We couldn’t let Mental Health Awareness month pass without taking this chance to highlights a few of the experts we work with. These clients are just a few of the wonderful organizations working in the mental health field every day;...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS Mental health is one of the biggest problems we face these days: In America, mental health conditions affect one in five people. Chances are a mental disorder affects someone in your workplace. A mental health disorder can begin as subtle changes...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS As a nonprofit leader, you may feel you’re expected to always at the top of your game, but constant work demands—and navigating a global pandemic—can negatively impact your health and well-being. Leaders who prioritize their health and well-being will see benefits...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS Respect is a basic human need. Being respected makes an individual feel more confident, creative and willing to positively impact society. On the other hand, the experience of disrespect damages their self-worth and well-being—and can trigger avoidance behaviors. In terms of...
By Jackie Sue Griffin, MBA, MS Diversity in your nonprofit board members benefits your organization both financially and culturally. Let’s explore a few of the significant impacts of building a diverse and inclusive board and a few of our best tips on recruiting and retaining a...
By Tiffany Rucker, MBA It’s important as a leader to take a step back and remember that employees are people with thoughts, emotions and value systems that make each of them unique. Sometimes the people who work with us deal with heavy personal issues that can...