Becoming the CEO of a Large Scale Non-Profit
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In this episode, we peel back the curtain on the daily grind of non-profit leadership and creative entrepreneurship. Christian opens up about the reality of scaling a business in the non-profit sector, from navigating the delicate dance with a 15-person board of directors, to managing a volatile cash runway, to the mental weight of ensuring 20 families on his staff get fed. We explore why unchecked pride will destroy your leadership and why the best leaders are ultimately the best followers.00:03:13 - A Resilient Mother00:08:42 - Mowing Lawns and the Lesson of Excellence00:18:25 - Where Egos Fall00:22:48 - Loss and Resilience00:29:02 - Day One as CEO: Welcome to a Flooded Building00:48:37 - The Hardest Part of Running a Non-Profit"When you have 20 people on your team and you're thinking about them being fed and their families being fed, that weighs on you... My job doesn't keep me up at night, but it gets me out of bed for him every day." - Christian
Connect with the Guest: Learn more about Christian's work at the Lexington Leadership Foundation.
Nominate a Builder: Do you know a founder or leader who pushed through the messy middle until it worked? Send an email to UntilItWorksPodcast@gmail.com to nominate them for an interview.
Presented By: This episode is brought to you by Make Something Media. Let's Make Something Together.. Visit MakeSomethingMedia.com.
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