Common Good Vermont
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Common Good Vermont is a two-year pilot network that aims to support Vermont’s nonprofit organizations to “do more with less” and generate social benefit for the people of the state.Programs in this Series
John Killacky, executive director of the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, is retiring from a long career in the arts both in Vermont and the US. John speaks with Common Good Vermont about the highlights of his career and the leadership lessons...
Vermont Gives – an initiative of Common Good Vermont – is a 24-hour Day of Giving designed to bring the state together as one community, raising as much money and awareness as possible for Vermont’s nonprofits.
VermontGives.org...
Common Good Vermont talks with John Hollar, of Downs Rachlin Martin (DRM), and Representative Janet Ancel (D-Washington), Chair of Vermont's House Committee on Ways and Means, about the details of bill H.911 and its potential impacts on the...
Presented by Common Good Vermont, Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day is an opportunity for nonprofit organizations and community leaders to raise awareness about the crucial role the nonprofit sector plays in supporting communities, strengthening our...
Presented by Common Good Vermont, Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day is an opportunity for nonprofit organizations and community leaders to raise awareness about the crucial role the nonprofit sector plays in supporting communities, strengthening our...
Vermont nonprofit leaders testify on recently passed tax policy (H.911) before the Vermont Senate Finance Committee.
Witnesses include: Lauren-Glenn Davitian, Common Good Vermont; John Killacky, Flynn Center for the Performing Arts; John Sayles,...
As a strategy to realize both positive social and financial returns, impact investing is gaining traction as an effective way to advance the work traditionally taken up by nonprofit organizations.
Join Common Good Vermont and Simeon Chapin, Director...
How can nonprofits support a culture of work-life balance? Wellness plans are one key step to supporting a culture of work-life balance. What is a wellness plan? Join us as we speak with NFP about strategies, benefits, and programs nonprofits can...
Nonprofit workplaces can be filled with distraction, stress, and overwhelming demands. What can individuals and organizations do to reduce burnout and restore focus, calm, and positivity? Common Good Vermont's Barrie Silver speaks with...
Stephanie Yu, Policy Analyst with the Public Assets Institute in Montpelier, discusses legislative priorities for the upcoming Vermont Legislative Session.
Giving Tuesday is a worldwide celebration of philanthropy that takes place each year on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Guests from Age Well, Steps to End Domestic Violence, 1% for the Planet, and the Children's Literacy Foundation join Common...
Con Hogan Award 2016 winner Michael Monte congratulates this year's winner, Holly Morehouse, on her accomplishment.
Host Mark Furnari profiles Joanne Jastatt, a leadership and career coach with a focus on communication, emotional intelligence, and accountability. They explore her work assisting clients, particularly women, to make key career decisions.
Joe Fusco is a speaker and panelist who offers thought-provoking and often unconventional views and insights in the areas of leadership development, organizational and problem-solving culture, business and cultural trends, economic development,...
Did you know that there are several types of audit that a nonprofit organization can utilize to ensure different levels of review and assurance? Todd Wimette of Wisehart, Wimette and Associates, PLC, will delve into the different types of...
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!