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Oct 13, 2026
How New Nonprofit Executive Directors Can Thrive - Nonprofit MBA 9.11
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Stephen HalasnikHOST
And did you find that with yourself, or did you find that natural ta- transition, uh, the transition from a clinical s- social worker to, you know, spending second amount of your most time in fundraising to be a difficult challenge?
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15:33Um, it's not my favorite area to work in, unfortunately, be- because I, it's a huge part of the job.
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15:41Um, because at all times you're selling yourself, you're selling the agency of like this is why we're important.
J
15:48And I feel like, you know, we, I came in with this misconception of like I remember in grad school we had two tracks, and it was direct services of being a clinical social worker and the non-direct of like grant writing and the background of being in a nonprofit social work, as this nonprofit social worker, and I was like, "Never.
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Stephen HalasnikHOST
So, um, where did you get the training and, uh, or where did you get educated to know about those three buckets?