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Podcast by Kathryn Van Sickle *The views on this podcast are my own and do not reflect the views of my employer.
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188 episodes
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What makes a gift truly transformational? And how do you know when a donor is ready to think and act that way?
Today, we’re welcoming back Ben Porter, a principal gifts expert who joined us previously in Episode #31.
Ben has just updated his 2017 principal gift study,this time looking at 24 univers…
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This week, I’m joined by David Wick, a Partner and Leader of the Education and Social impact practice at Spencer Stuart.
On this episode we hear about his career journey, and as a result learn how he thinks about leadership and social impact for his own career and the talent pipeline now.
David’s…
This week we talk with Katie Chatas who I met in New Have through a board we are both on and she will speak from the board member and donor perspective. Katie details the exciting women’s initiative launched at Williams College called The W and what it was like for her to be a volunteer and foundin…
On this episode, I’m joined by Sergio Gonzalez for a conversation about taking the nontraditional path—and why bringing fresh eyes to your work can be hugely productive.
Sergio shares his career journey, including the pivots and changes that shaped his path, and why he has never been afraid to ques…
This week, I sit down with my colleague Jim Kenny, Assistant Vice President for Development, Schools and Units at Yale, to explore his career journey and the lessons he's learned along the way. In an open and candid conversation, Jim shares his insights on career growth, recognizing when it's time …
I’m back after my wedding and honeymoon in March—and I’m coming in with a renewed mindset.
One thing it reminded me of was how much I get out of this show. This podcast has always been about three things: gaining understanding, building community, and elevating voices in our field. I hope that expe…
For the third and final episode of the "Sustaining Your Journey" series, I’m joined by Sarah Bell — Director of Principal Giftsat Harvard Business School. Sarah has spent nearly two decades at Harvard, including 19 years at Harvard Law School, building a career rooted in connection and pu…
In this second episode of Sustaining Your Journey, we’re exploring what it means to take a nonlinear path — to start differently, not over. Tommy Bergstrom serves as Senior Associate Director of Leadership Annual Gifts with The Penn Fund, where he’s building new pipelines for engagement andphilanth…
Welcome to 2026 with the Development Debrief. This month is a time for inner work—we are lucky to have a guest this week who is both wise and smart.
This episode is about creating and building along the way. About the chapters in life we only understand in hindsight. About uncertainty, perfection,…
In this episode, I read an article I wrote for LinkedIn that explores some of the conversations I've had recently with friends and colleagues. I'm asking the questions like around mid-career crossroads and how we decide if and when we are happy. This is the first episode in a series where I will br…
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