Alyssa Conrardy and Lindsay Mullen
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Are you ready to transform your nonprofit from the inside out? Changemaker Conversations is the essential podcast for forward-thinking nonprofit CEOs, executive directors and senior leaders who are ready to build smarter, more strategic organizations—with less friction and more joy. Join Lindsay Mullen and Alyssa Conrardy, principals of Prosper Strategies, as they share actionable insights and have candid conversations with innovative nonprofit leaders who are redefining what’s possible in the sector. You’ll Learn: - About real challenges your nonprofit peers are facing and how to navigate them with grace - How to center your constituents and lead your n...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lindsay Mullen and Alyssa Conradi make nonprofit finance and strategy usable by connecting metrics, mission, and explicit decision triggers.
Changemaker Conversations: The Podcast for Nonprofit Leaders turns nonprofit leadership problems into decisions that can be discussed, measured, and assigned.
Lindsay Mullen and Alyssa Conrardy put decision triggers where your budget dread usually sits.
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A practical check on nonprofit financial flexibility for leaders who need the numbers to be clear.
This episode treats nonprofit funding as a practical health check and keeps its focus on the metric that matters most here: the restricted revenue ratio.
Mission and values guide nonprofit leaders as they decide what to say and do in crisis.
Changemaker Conversations steps away from its three-part funding series to ask a practical question for nonprofit leaders: how to respond in a crisis, what to say, and what to do.
Strategic planning works better when constituent trust is built in, not bolted on.
The episode treats strategic planning as an ongoing exercise in trust, with Alyssa Conradi and Lindsay Mullet arguing that constituent engagement has to continue throughout the work, not just at the outset.
A steady, practical guide for nonprofits trying to raise money under pressure.
The episode stays centered on funding pressure, with Lindsay Mullen and Alyssa Conradi laying out how nonprofits can shape a fundraising strategy that still holds up in a difficult year.
A practical framework for making nonprofit funding risk discussable before it turns urgent.
This episode presents scenario planning as a practical leadership habit for nonprofit teams, with Lindsay Mullen and Alyssa Conradi laying out a simple way to name bad, worse, and catastrophe cases, set thresholds for each, and decide in advance what should shift if revenue dips…
Where mission meets operating reality.
Black enterprise, strategy, and community power.
Alyssa Conrardy and Lindsay Mullen discuss the four key roles—staff, constituents, board, and facilitators—that make or break nonprofit strategic planning.
This episode is the first in a three-part series addressing nonprofit financial crises, focusing on diagnosing issues through key metrics like operating reserves, restricted revenue, diversification, and budget projections.
In this episode, Lindsay Mullen and Alyssa Conrardy guide nonprofit leaders through building a crisis response fundraising plan, focusing on addressing operating reserves, budget deficits, restricted revenue, and diversification.
The hosts step away from their funding series to discuss current events that matter for many nonprofits.
Lindsay Mullen and Alyssa Conradi close out their three-part series with a grounded conversation about nonprofit scenario planning.
Strength-based communication is the lens here.
Marketing is treated as mission infrastructure here.
The shared power spectrum moves nonprofits from informing constituents to empowering them as decision-makers.