E41: Andrew Raible, Co-Founder & Executive Director

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KRM Podcast

Less Busy

47 episodes

3 days ago

The KRM Podcast shares real stories from nonprofit leaders making a difference. Each episode dives into their challenges, successes, and the impact of their work. You’ll hear how they raise funds, support their communities, and solve big problems. Whether you’re in the nonprofit world, a donor, or just someone who cares about helping others, this podcast is for you. It’s full of insights, inspiration, and ideas to take action. Join us to learn, connect, and be part of creating positive change. Listen to the KRM Podcast and see how people are building a better world, one step at a time.

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E41: Andrew Raible, Co-Founder & Executive Director - Kids of Kathmandu

KRM Podcast

22 minutes 20 seconds

7 months ago

E41: Andrew Raible, Co-Founder & Executive Director - Kids of Kathmandu

In this episode:

00:00 - Introduction: Welcome to the KRM Podcast with Andrew Raible

00:32 - A Honeymoon That Changed Lives: The Creation of Kids of Kathmandu

01:58 - From Passion Project to Sustainable Impact

02:31 - Earthquake Aftermath: Rebuilding Nepal's Schools Sustainably

04:48 - The Power of Strategic Partnerships

07:40 - Overcoming Operational Challenges

08:42 - A Vision for Growth: Challenges & Next Steps

09:49 - The Heart of the Organization: Team Nepal

12:05 - Lessons in Relationship Management

14:49 - Best Part of Andrew’s Job

15:42 - Advice For Nonprofit Directors

20:19 - Closing Thoughts: Passion, Purpose, and the Future