As an NGO leader, it’s crucial to acknowledge when you’re feeling the weight of stress. One of the best ways to address this is by having an open and honest conversation with your board about what you’re going through.
Navigating Stressful Conversations with Your Board as an NGO Leader Read More »
Nonprofit salaries often need to be more consistent and reflect the true value of the skills, responsibilities, and experience required. For many NGOs, pay levels are based on outdated salary structures or benchmarks that don’t keep up with the sector’s demands.
Are NGO Leaders Getting the Salaries They Deserve? Read More »
I’ve been reflecting on how we can strengthen nonprofits and amplify our collective impact by prioritising professional development.
Investing in Our People: What NZ Nonprofits Can Learn from Australia Read More »
When you’re running on empty, you’re not just short-changing yourself—you’re risking the very mission you’re passionate about. Your well-being is THE FOUNDATION for your nonprofit’s success.
Essential Self-Care Read More »
How do you know where you belong? Here are five ways I’ve used to check this along my journey.
As part 2 of this series, here are 5 more ways to help your charity be responsiveness to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Five More Ways NGOs Can Be Responsive to Te Tiriti o Waitangi Read More »
Here are five ways your NGO can get started being responsive to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. These are all practical steps I’ve implemented at both a personal and organisational level over the past few years.
Five Ways NGOs Can Be Responsive to Te Tiriti o Waitangi Read More »
Considering a career transition? After nearly 15 years leading NGOs and focussing on my well-being, I’ve begun a challenging career shift. Here are six key takeaways from my journey over the past six months.
Six takeaways from six months of career transition Read More »
Do you find some downtime in your busy, under-resourced, and under-funded NGO life? You’re not alone. Discover practical tips and strategies that have helped me find personal peace and balance amidst the chaos of underfunding.
Finding peace amongst the underfunding! Read More »
Leading an NGO can be isolating, but a support network is crucial. Friends, NGO peers, coaching, and diverse groups offer support and fresh perspectives.
Building a personal support network Read More »
