4 questions to ask before sharing a social impact statement
Nathaniel Heller, Vice President and Managing Director for Geneva Global, shares the four questions to ask before sharing a social impact statement. This article was first published Sept. 2, 2022, on Fast Company. Read Nathaniel’s insights below: Of the many game-changing dynamics that 2020 brought to companies, the pressure from employees, customers, and partners to speak out on […]
Global Impact’s Christina Hadden Honored as 2022 CFO Rising Star
We’re proud to announce that Christina Hadden, our Managing Director of Finance and Accounting, is being honored as a 2022 CFO Rising Star by Association TRENDS! Christina has been a star at Global Impact since she began here in 2009. She currently provides leadership and oversight on the day-to-day financial management of Global Impact and our […]
How to increase employee enthusiasm as we head back to the office
Nathaniel Heller, Vice President and Managing Director for Geneva Global, shares how corporate giving and employee volunteerism can help increase retention, strengthen your brand and address societal issues. This article was first published May 12, 2022, on Fast Company. Read Nathaniel’s insights below: With more and more businesses returning to the office in the coming months (whether […]
Three seismic shifts that will impact philanthropy in 2022
Nathaniel Heller, Vice President and Managing Director for Geneva Global, shares his predictions of three seismic shifts that will impact philanthropy in 2022. This article was first published Feb. 14, 2022, on Fast Company. Read Nathaniel’s insights below: If the past two years have taught us anything, it’s that black swan shocks are real and […]
4 steps to spark a good conversation with a future partner
Your work matters. But if you work in philanthropy, the truth is: Everyone’s work matters. So it’s no surprise that philanthropy is a noisy sector. This is a problem when it comes to finding partners. Nonprofits want to partner with funders for financial support; funders want the same from nonprofits (and sometimes other funders also). […]
