Chris Bosch's guest appearances

Chris Bosch

Kansas City's Northeast Newscast

The Build Good Fundraising Podcast

Chris Adams

David Dawson

Chris Young

Ben Johnson

Mike Michalowicz

Rick Smith

Brad Phillips

Greg Smith

Scott Taylor

Mark Miller

Doug Jones

Steve Miller

Steve Bell

David Jackson

Mark Phillips

OwlTail

Mark McHenry

On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast, publisher Michael Bushnell catches up with former Parks and Recreation Director Mark McHenry and former City Architect Eric Bosch, who have been instrumental in the Kansas City Museum’s renovation project from the beginning. In partnership with Kansas City Museum as they prepare to reopen this fall, we're interviewing those who have been part of the museum's journey.  Listen next week for Part II of this conversation.

On this week's episode of the Northeast Newscast, publisher Michael Bushnell catches up with former Parks and Recreation Director Mark McHenry and former City Architect Eric Bosch, who have been instrumental in the Kansas City Museum’s renovation project from the beginning. In partnership with Kansas City Museum as they prepare to reopen this fall, we're interviewing those who have been part of the museum's journey.  Listen next week for Part II of this conversation.

195: Making a Museum with Chris Bosch and Mark McHenry - I

What do you think when you hear the words strategic planning?If you're like most nonprofit leaders today, you know strategy is important. You know a good strategy has the power to completely transform your organization's fundraising and development performance. It can energize your staff, volunteers and donors. It can give you the clarify and focus needed to take on the world's most pressing problems. And for small and mid-sized organizations who are working under all kinds of constraints, a good strategy helps you decide where to allocate all of your time and energy and money and staff to make the most difference. But I know what you might be thinking...because unfortunately for many of us, our experience with strategic planning is often just a big binder full of good intentions that ends up sitting on a shelf collecting dust. And that seems like a waste of time and money.Today's guest is on a mission to change that. And he's going to walk us through an easy framework anyone can use to create a clear and compelling strategy for their organization. We're talking to Chris Bosch, former head of strategy for World Vision Canada where he led a major process involving staff at all levels and external stakeholders to re-imagine the future of the $450m NGO. Chris now runs Chisel Consulting, a company that helps organizations get clear about their own mission and purpose so they know what to focus on.

What do you think when you hear the words strategic planning? If you're like most nonprofit leaders today, you know strategy is important. You know a good strategy has the power to completely transform your organization's fundraising and development performance.  It can energize your staff, volunteers and donors. It can give you the clarify and focus needed to take on the world's most pressing problems.  And for small and mid-sized organizations who are working under all kinds of constraints, a good strategy helps you decide where to allocate all of your time and energy and money and staff to make the most difference.  But I know what you might be thinking...because unfortunately for many of us, our experience with strategic planning is often just a big binder full of good intentions that ends up sitting on a shelf collecting dust. And that seems like a waste of time and money. Today's guest is on a mission to change that. And he's going to walk us through an easy framework anyone can use to create a clear and compelling strategy for their organization.  We're talking to Chris Bosch, former head of strategy for World Vision Canada where he led a major process involving staff at all levels and external stakeholders to re-imagine the future of the $450m NGO.  Chris now runs Chisel Consulting, a company that helps organizations get clear about their own mission and purpose so they know what to focus on.

#4: Chris Bosch — How to create a strategic plan you will actually use