A membership for nonprofit teams to learn live, grow and get answers

With the state of the economy, rising inequities, changing job market, shifts in education and more, it’s more critical than ever for organizations to up-skill and equip their teams. There is a growing need for intentional, live high-value training that resonates and connects with organizations and companies that are striving to make a positive impact.

Generic guides on many topics are available, but the content and format does not necessarily support the complexities or unique needs of social impact organizations.

The stats show that the nonprofit sector faces significant challenges in training and upskilling its workforce:

  • The top concern among nonprofit executives is staff-related issues, including burnout, filling staff positions, and retaining staff.

  • 66% of nonprofit organizations reported needing training in technology, marketing, communications, and social media.

  • The nonprofit sector will need a deliberate human capital renewal strategy to strengthen its capacity to innovate and compete with the private and public sectors for skilled workers, as Canada faces a slowdown in labor force growth.

  • Nonprofit leaders have identified increased organizational capacity building and professional development, specifically strategic planning, development, and skills training, as potential solutions to address current challenges.

These statistics highlight the growing need for intentional, high-value training that addresses the unique needs of social impact organizations.

Well-trained staff members are more likely to inspire trust and credibility among donors, partners, and the community at large, establishing the nonprofit as a reliable and reputable organization.

I’m building a membership for social sector teams to invest in their growth and accelerate their organization's impact.

The membership I’m launching through The Good Growth Company hosts live group sessions, a library of recorded trainings, enables ongoing Q&A and more.

This is because I believe that investing in people is the key to scaling missions and boosting social impact — and that learning live with peers makes a massive difference.

From live group mentorship sessions to recordings of trainings and the chance to submit questions anytime, this membership is designed to support leaders, teams, and volunteers of nonprofit organizations, charities, and social enterprises throughout their journey.

Consider joining this fully online membership to level up your skills and drive meaningful change, together.

Get support with marketing, fundraising and more

From marketing to fundraising, within the membership, teams will be able to ask questions about anything relating to their nonprofit's health and growth. Sessions gear more toward marketing and communications-related topics to start, however, there will be opportunities to submit questions on any topic ranging from DEI to leadership, as our roster of trainers can contribute.

Interested? Start learning from past trainings or join the waitlist.

The full membership is launching in September and you can join the waitlist now.

Start with the recordings-only until then here.


Where did this membership come from? What’s the backstory here?

After a decade in the creative marketing agency business and over 17 years running a non-profit organization and speaking, I’ve decided to assemble my learnings and connections to launch The Good Growth Company to empower leaders and teams to make a positive impact.

Throughout my career, I have been involved in a wide range of workshops, strategy sessions, and planning sessions — both as a facilitator and participant. I have provided consulting services to non-profit organizations, social enterprises, and companies of various sizes, helping them with their communications, fundraising, storytelling, and finding effective ways to showcase their impact and reach their target audiences. It has been a privilege to collaborate with some truly incredible individuals, including those who manage their own practices, run organizations, or work full-time in the sector.

However in today's world where competition for attention is fierce, AI technology is becoming increasingly prevalent, and remote work is at an all-time high, I’ve heard the need for live training and consulting that truly resonates with organizations striving to make a difference. From social enterprises to non-profit organizations and charities to government agencies, the goal is to connect people who can learn from each other and support teams so that we can collectively address the pressing needs of society.

Working in the social sector requires a unique skill set, encompassing empathy, effective communication, and more. However, many organizations find it challenging to retain top talent on a full-time basis, to fill the range of roles required.

This is where my latest venture aims to bridge the gap.

Find out more about this new upskilling offering for social good here.

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