Karen Erren's guest appearances

Karen Erren

Rainmaker Fundraising Podcast

Better Faster Stronger

Beth Fisher

Stacey Girdner

Bob Westfall

Jessi Marsh

John Kozyra

Seth Perlman

Mia Hoagberg

Duncan Schieb

Dennis Van Kampen

Steven Shattuck

Larry Johnson

Doug Smith

Lisa Wolf

Tom Hooper

Adam Morgan

OwlTail

Karen Erren is the President and CEO  of Feeding Westchester. While on Jamie’s podcast, Better, Faster, Stronger, Karen shares valuable career successes and insight as an innovative organizational leader. Karen Erren, President and CEO, Feeding Westchester   Company Website: https://feedingwestchester.org/ Karen’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-erren-a6b1619/ Jamie Kudla, President, Tarrytech Computer Consultants Company Website: http://www.tarrytech.com Jamie’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-kudla-6527b134/

Karen Erren is the President and CEO  of Feeding Westchester. While on Jamie’s podcast, Better, Faster, Stronger, Karen shares valuable career successes and insight as an innovative organizational leader. Karen Erren, President and CEO, Feeding Westchester Company Website: <a href="https://feedingwestchester.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://feedingwestchester.org/</a> Karen’s LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-erren-a6b1619/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-erren-a6b1619/</a> Jamie Kudla, President, Tarrytech Computer Consultants Company Website: <a href="http://www.tarrytech.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.tarrytech.com</a> Jamie’s LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-kudla-6527b134/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-kudla-6527b134/</a>

Better Faster Stronger Ep.15 Karen Erren, President and CEO of Feeding Westchester Shares Valuable Career Successes

These are certainly extraordinary times. Nonprofit organizations are facing increased stress and pressure to deliver value across our country, while doing so with reduced staffing, risk of illness to themselves, and for many, significantly greater demand.Leading in extraordinary times requires a commitment to authenticity, transparency, and a willingness to confront and address behaviors and beliefs that might put your organization’s success — and your people’s wellbeing at risk.Karen Erren is exactly that kind of leader. She and her organization, Palm Beach County Food Bank are on the forefront of the burgeoning hunger crisis in one of the country’s emerging COVID-19 hotspots — Palm Beach County, Florida. We sat down with Karen on Friday, April 5 to talk with her about what it takes to lead successfully in extraordinary times.Karen also talked with us about the importance of staying in close communication with key donors, institutional funders, and other partners during a time of crisis. As an example, Karen is sharing a video update through the ViewSpark platform on a weekly basis. We hope this helps bring you hope, clarity, and a path to leadership success in your own organization.

Leading in Extraordinary Times with Karen Erren

These are certainly extraordinary times. Nonprofit organizations are facing increased stress and pressure to deliver value across our country, while doing so with reduced staffing, risk of illness to themselves, and for many, significantly greater demand.Leading in extraordinary times requires a commitment to authenticity, transparency, and a willingness to confront and address behaviors and beliefs that might put your organization's success -- and your people's wellbeing at risk.Karen Erren is exactly that kind of leader. She and her organization, Palm Beach County Food Bank are on the forefront of the burgeoning hunger crisis in one of the country's emerging COVID-19 hotspots -- Palm Beach County, Florida. We sat down with Karen on Friday, April 5 to talk with her about what it takes to lead successfully in extraordinary times.Karen also talked with us about the importance of staying in close communication with key donors, institutional funders, and other partners during a time of crisis. As an example, Karen is sharing a video update through the ViewSpark platform on a weekly basis. We hope this helps bring you hope, clarity, and a path to leadership success in your own organization. 

These are certainly extraordinary times. Nonprofit organizations are facing increased stress and pressure to deliver value across our country, while doing so with reduced staffing, risk of illness to themselves, and for many, significantly greater demand.Leading in extraordinary times requires a commitment to authenticity, transparency, and a willingness to confront and address behaviors and beliefs that might put your organization's success -- and your people's wellbeing at risk.Karen Erren is exactly that kind of leader. She and her organization, <a href="https://www.pbcfoodbank.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Palm Beach County Food Bank</a> are on the forefront of the <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-04/the-recession-bread-lines-are-forming-in-mar-a-lago-s-shadow" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">burgeoning hunger crisis</a> in one of the country's emerging COVID-19 hotspots -- Palm Beach County, Florida. We sat down with Karen on Friday, April 5 to talk with her about what it takes to lead successfully in extraordinary times.Karen also talked with us about the importance of staying in close communication with key donors, institutional funders, and other partners during a time of crisis. As an example, Karen is sharing a video update through the <a href="https://viewspark.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">ViewSpark</a> platform on a weekly basis. We hope this helps bring you hope, clarity, and a path to leadership success in your own organization.