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Blackbaud Interviews This recurring podcast features leaders from Blackbaud and from throughout the sector and explores critical issues faced by nonprofits. You can download the .mp3 file directly, subscribe to the RSS feed, or access them via the iTunes Music Store.
| Blackbaud Interviews, Episode 5 |
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Ethics Under Fire. Join Sarita Myers for a nonprofit ethics discussion with Jay Love, founder and CEO of eTapestry.com, and Joy Simpson, experienced fundraising consultant.
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| Blackbaud Interviews, Episode 4 |
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Join Melanie Mathos as she sits down with Jeanne Pecha, the assistant vice president of advancement services with The Florida State University Foundation, to learn how careful change management played a vital role in the successful implementation that united five development offices across campus and greatly improved operations as well as providing a one-stop online experience for donors.
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| Blackbaud Interviews, Episode 3 |
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Join Melanie Mathos as she sits down with Mark Moshier, Boy Scouts of America’s funding team leader, to discuss the organization’s recent project aimed at standardizing 115 websites, reengaging lapsed Boy Scouts alumni, and the organization’s resulting 61 percent surge in online donations. Also, hear about Mark’s idea of recreating electronic wood smoke online.
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| Blackbaud Interviews, Episode 2 |
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Join Melissa Dodge as she sits down with Blackbaud CEO Marc Chardon and Kintera CEO Richard LaBarbera to discuss integration of the two company's products and services.
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| Blackbaud Interviews, Episode 1 |
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Host Melanie Milonas, Blackbaud’s public relations manager, is joined by Chuck Longfield, founder of the Target companies and Blackbaud’s chief scientist; and Jay Love, eTapestry’s founder and CEO. This inaugural episode of Blackbaud Interviews features these leaders’ views on consolidation within the sector and within the software industry serving it, and the emergence of Software as a Service (SaaS). In addition, Chuck and Jay share their experience with the integration of the Target companies and eTapestry with Blackbaud since the merger.
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