Mal Warwick's guest appearances

Mal Warwick

New Consciousness Review with Miriam Knight

On Shifting Ground

#plugintodevin - Your Mark on the World with Devin Thorpe

Inside Social Innovation

Nonprofit Coach Podcast with Ted Hart 

Fundraising is Beautiful

Kay Sprinkel Grace

Vicente Fox

Al Gore

Larry Brilliant

Beth Kanter

Paul Farmer

Larry Diamond

Rob Mitchell

Adam Schiff

David Brooks

John Mackey

Mitch Landrieu

Sebastian Junger

Shadi Hamid

Michael Moody

OwlTail

After more than six decades of intensive effort to end global poverty and an investment of $2.5 trillion by the rich nations of the world, 2.7 billion people still live on $2 a day or less - a number even greater than the total population of the planet when the effort began around 1950. Although huge advances have been made in healthcare and, to a slightly lesser degree, in education, the modest success of economic development efforts has brought few if any meaningful benefits to the world's poor. In the view of Mal Warwick, the reasons for this lack of success are many, but several stand out. Anti-poverty efforts have almost exclusively been imposed from the top down, usually focusing on building an urban middle class, and these efforts have been hampered by three seemingly insurmountable obstacles: a lack of adequate funding, the failure of even the most successful efforts to achieve scale and the difficulty of delivering services to the often isolated rural villages where the majority of the world's poor are living. By tapping the virtually unlimited resources of the private sector, existing businesses and social entrepreneurs can deliver income-generating products and services to hundreds of millions of $2 a day customers - and make handsome profits in the process. Mal Warwick is Co-Author of "The Business Solution to Poverty". For more information about this program, please visit: http://www.worldaffairs.org/media-library/event/1218#.UtQP6WRDvhs

After more than six decades of intensive effort to end global poverty and an investment of $2.5 trillion by the rich nations of the world, 2.7 billion people still live on $2 a day or less - a number even greater than the total population of the planet when the effort began around 1950. Although huge advances have been made in healthcare and, to a slightly lesser degree, in education, the modest success of economic development efforts has brought few if any meaningful benefits to the world's poor. In the view of Mal Warwick, the reasons for this lack of success are many, but several stand out. Anti-poverty efforts have almost exclusively been imposed from the top down, usually focusing on building an urban middle class, and these efforts have been hampered by three seemingly insurmountable obstacles: a lack of adequate funding, the failure of even the most successful efforts to achieve scale and the difficulty of delivering services to the often isolated rural villages where the majority of the world's poor are living. By tapping the virtually unlimited resources of the private sector, existing businesses and social entrepreneurs can deliver income-generating products and services to hundreds of millions of $2 a day customers - and make handsome profits in the process. Mal Warwick is Co-Author of "The Business Solution to Poverty". For more information about this program, please visit: <a href="http://www.worldaffairs.org/media-library/event/1218#.UtQP6WRDvhs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.worldaffairs.org/media-library/event/1218#.UtQP6WRDvhs</a>

Mal Warwick: The Business Solution to Poverty

Nonprofit Coach

He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT:Mal Warwick has distinguished himself through his contributions to the nonprofit sector as one of the world’s leading authors, consultants, and public speakers on direct response marketing and fundraising for nonprofit organizations and as an advocate for socially and environmentally responsible policies and practices in the private sector.He is the author of Fundraising When Money is Tight: A Strategic and Practical Guide for Surviving Tough Times and Thriving in the Future, which was released in March 2009 by Jossey-Bass Publishers. This is Mal’s nineteenth book.Mal has written or edited a total of nineteen books, including the standard fundraising texts, Revolution in the Mailbox and How to Write Successful Fundraising Letters, both of which are now in second editions. His two books on fundraising strategy—The Five Strategies for Fundraising Success and (with Steve Hitchcock) Ten Steps to Fundraising Success—are in use throughout the world as strategic planning guides for nongovernmental organizations.Promote your services on the Nonprofit Coach details at http://newgiving.net

He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver through this economic downturn in the charitable sector to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT:Mal Warwick has distinguished himself through his contributions to the nonprofit sector as one of the world’s leading authors, consultants, and public speakers on direct response marketing and fundraising for nonprofit organizations and as an advocate for socially and environmentally responsible policies and practices in the private sector. He is the author of Fundraising When Money is Tight: A Strategic and Practical Guide for Surviving Tough Times and Thriving in the Future, which was released in March 2009 by Jossey-Bass Publishers. This is Mal’s nineteenth book. Mal has written or edited a total of nineteen books, including the standard fundraising texts, Revolution in the Mailbox and How to Write Successful Fundraising Letters, both of which are now in second editions. His two books on fundraising strategy—The Five Strategies for Fundraising Success and (with Steve Hitchcock) Ten Steps to Fundraising Success—are in use throughout the world as strategic planning guides for nongovernmental organizations. Promote your services on the Nonprofit Coach details at <a href="http://newgiving.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://newgiving.net</a>

The Nonprofit Coach with Ted Hart (Mal Warwick)

Clear communication is the key to informing and inspiring supporters for any cause. Based on his years of experience helping nonprofits succeed, Mal Warwick shares with his 2007 Nonprofit Boot Camp audience some tried-and-true methods for getting the message across. As emphasized in this audio lecture, good research and some well-chosen words and images can help an organization articulate its vision and sharpen its unique identity in order to excite contributors and let them know their money will be well spent.  https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/mal_warwick_-_messaging_to_win_supporters_for_your_cause

Clear communication is the key to informing and inspiring supporters for any cause. Based on his years of experience helping nonprofits succeed, Mal Warwick shares with his 2007 Nonprofit Boot Camp audience some tried-and-true methods for getting the message across. As emphasized in this audio lecture, good research and some well-chosen words and images can help an organization articulate its vision and sharpen its unique identity in order to excite contributors and let them know their money will be well spent. <a href="https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/mal_warwick_-_messaging_to_win_supporters_for_your_cause" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/mal_warwick_-_messaging_to_win_supporters_for_your_cause</a>

Mal Warwick - Messaging to Win Supporters for Your Cause