On this sixty-eighth episode of The Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie and Senator John Crane continue their popular leadership series, focusing on the critical question: Where are you going? Many don't realize how deeply connected the "Why" and the "Where" of leadership truly are. Tune in as Jamie and John break down how to map a path forward and ensure your current direction perfectly aligns with your overall mission.

On the sixty-seventh episode of The Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie continues our journey with Senator John Crane, CEO of JBC Leadership Strategies. Over the next few months, Senator Crane and Jamie will unpack the 'why,' 'where,' 'who,' and 'how' of effective leadership. This episode dives deep into the WHY of leadership, offering actionable steps for success. Don't miss this foundational episode—it sets the stage for everything to come.

In the sixty-sixth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie Levy sits with Bob Jones, who has a plethora of experience as a high level CEO and a civic engaged volunteer, who has now entered a new season of retirement. Bob breaks down how the transition to retirement and how it can be so difficult because your life and career are so connected. Bob and Jamie talk about the importance of succession, the grieving process of retirement but also the pride that can come along with it. You won't want to miss the opportunity to learn from all Bob and his company did right. Listen in!

On the sixty-fifth episode of the Calibration Point podcast, Jamie Levy talks with Senator John Crane, who is also the CEO of JBC Leadership Strategies, about the DNA of leadership. Jamie and John break down the foundational framework of leadership and how important it is. You won't want to miss this episode outlining the building blocks you need for strong leadership.

On the sixty-forth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie welcomes back Bob Jones, who has had significant CEO Leadership roles in both corporate and non-profit spaces. Bob and Jamie discuss over Bob's career of leadership the few things in the nonprofit sector Bob wishes someone would have told him about. Don't miss the opportunity to learn from Bob's experiences. Listen in.

On the sixty-third episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie Levy and Jake Stamper dive in to part 2 of the 2-part series on branding. If you haven't already taken a listen to part one on episode sixty-one, make sure you do so! Jake has earned his title in the community as the brand guru. You won't have to wonder why when you listen in.

On the sixty-second episode of The Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie Levy sits down with Sarah Downing, Director of Philanthropic Sustainability at JDLA and a current doctoral student in Strategic Leadership. Together, they dive deep into the intersection of culture and leadership. Sarah sheds light on how good intentions often fall short of creating real impact. Drawing from research-based insights, she challenges the common belief that simply "leading by example" is enough—and explains why intentional, active leadership is essential to building a truly ethical culture. This episode is packed with practical strategies you can implement today to move beyond good intentions and start actively shaping the culture your organization needs to thrive.

On the sixty-first episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie talks with Jake Stamper, 30 year marketing expert about branding. Jake explains what a brand even is. He also breaks down how the rightly developed brand can transform human resources, organizations and philanthropy. Don't miss part 1 of this 2-part series.

In the sixtieth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie speaks with Zac Kester, managing partner and founder of Charitable Allies breaking down how to protect the interest of a founder. Jamie and Zac discuss several scenarios that Jamie encounters frequently. Zac provides a unique and valuable perspective breaking down both the legality but also as a founder himself. You don't want to miss this valuable episode.

In the fifty-ninth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie and Mason Rummel, CEO/President of the James Graham Brown Foundation dive into the concept of donor intent, exploring the ethical and legal obligations foundations have to honor the wishes of their donors. Do you ever wonder how foundations decide how to spend their money? Listen in to learn how donor intent impacts the nonprofit sector and how you can ensure your own charitable giving aligns with your values.

In the fifty-eighth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie discusses with Zac Kester of Charitable Allies the risks non-profits face. Nonprofit organizations are facing increasing legal risks. From donor intent disputes to potential liability for program failures, it's crucial for nonprofits to have strong risk management strategies in place. This episode explores common pitfalls, such as underinsurance and inadequate documentation of donor intent. It also highlights the importance of evaluating program effectiveness to mitigate potential harm. Listen in to learn more about how understanding these risks and taking proactive measures, nonprofits can protect their missions and ensure long-term sustainability.

In the fifty-seventh episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie talks to Eric Cummings, a founder who has transitioned out of the organization he founded and into a full time role with another organization. Eric provides a unique perspective as he reflects on the challenges he faced going from leading and organization to working inside one. You won't want to miss the opportunity to listen in.

In the fifty-sixth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie talks with Sarah Downing, Director of Philanthropic Sustainability for JDLA, regarding Transactional versus Transformational leadership. As Sarah journeys through her doctoral program, she provides such valuable insight for us to learn how we affectively lead and follow. You won’t want to miss listening in.

In the fifty-fifth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie talks with Elisabet Sena-Martin on the impact of immigrant communities on community philanthropy. Elisabet has a wealth of knowledge not only from her personal experiences, but also as an Immigrant Community Organizer. Listen in to learn how you can create more unity in your not only in your community but also your organization by learning how to connect your donors from different cultures.

In the fifty-fourth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie connects again with Paul Linge, Executive Coach and Director of Crossroads Counseling Center, to unpack bitterness catalysts in the workplace. Bitterness can come from many sources, but Paul helps break down three diagnostics as well as an antidote for bitterness in an organization. Don’t miss listening in.

In the fifty-third episode of the Calibration Point podcast, Jamie talks with Bob Jones, who brings a plethora of experience as a CEO, board chair, philanthropist amongst others about what he learned during a time when he was board chair of an organization that went into bankruptcy. Bob talks about how important it is to remember who you are, what your mission is and make sure your dreams have substance. You won't want to miss the opportunity to learn from Bob's experience. Listen in.

In the fifty-second episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie addresses the question of listeners as to what makes organizations successful. Through extensive research and experience Jamie shares 7 common characteristics that those organizations experiencing success have in common. You won't want to miss the chance to listen in.

In the fifty- first episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie talks with Dave Engbrecht, who has over 5 decade of experience, about the heart and science of board leadership. Dave, passionate about board health, breaks down the core elements of board leadership. Don’t miss the opportunity to listen in.

In the fiftieth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast, Jamie talks with Keron, Process Improvement Consultant, about cross cultural engagement and third culture engagement. Keron provides amazing insight not only as a consultant, advocate, volunteer and philanthropist but also as an India native having grown up in Canada and now residing in the United States. You won't want to miss as Keron shares engagement tools and barriers. Listen in.

In the forty-ninth episode of the Calibration Point Podcast Jamie talks with Sherri Chaney Jones, Founder and CEO of SureImpact. Sherri and Jamie break down how we view and measure impact may not always paint the whole picture and the value in capturing the right information surrounding your "whys". They also dive in to how the "why" is sometimes seen differently depending on what lens it is being viewed through. You won't want to miss tuning in for the episode.