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Have been thinking more about system thinking in the context of AI; we know what happens when AI supplements parts of a system because it is and it has. But what do things look like when we have full AI systems? We’re seeing the first bits now. When Google says put glue on pizza, it’s not a broken AI; it’s an AI that should want something different than what it wants. More, I’m the context of our human fundraising systems here.

My pleasure. I’m betting most of you will think of Chick-fil-A Restaurants. I do, too. But did you know their founder, Truett Cathy, got the idea after staying at a Ritz-Carlton? When he thanked a hotel associate, they replied, “My pleasure.” That simple phrase made him feel invaluable. It also made the hotel stand out from all his other experiences. So he incorporated it into Chick-fil-A’s customer service strategy. Today, "my pleasure" doesn’t just make customers feel valued—it distinguishes Chick-fil-A. It’s a signature phrase forever linked to their story. Your impact story should also distinguish your organization. This impact storytelling season, use your data to create that distinction. A signature impact story, ignited by data, reinforces your organization’s identity and makes it recognizable and trustworthy. #nonprofits #socialimpact #fundraising #philanthropy #data

In this episode of Wisking It All, Andrew Glantz, Founder & CEO of? GiftAMeal, reveals how each photo taken at a partner restaurant provides a meal and encourages more donations through social media. Learn how GiftAMeal combines social impact with restaurant marketing to make a difference. Full episode ?? https://bit.ly/3Xx2XLq #GiftAMeal #SocialImpact #WiskingItAll

Restaurant Branding Tip of the Day (3/4/24): Have a "philanthropy board" in your physical space that shows the nonprofits you regularly donate your time and money to as a company. On the flip side, you can also have a "values in action board" in your physical space that illustrates other things that are important to your company. For instance, one that shows the Brand Values of "Humorous" (stand up shows) or "Creative" (poetry slams) at your restaurant in action. In sum, having some sort of a "Brand Culture Board" is a smart way to not only remind your customers and staff what your company finds most important but also looks good in general on your wall! If you're a restaurant owner that would like help with your own Branding, please feel free to send me a message today. Thank you for reading. #restaurantbranding #restaurantindustry #restaurantowner #restaurantowners #restaurantbrand #restaurantculture #brandvalues #restaurateurs #restaurateur #restaurantbusiness #restaurantlife #brandingadvice #brandingtips #branding101 #branding #brandingwisdom #companyvalues #brandculture

Does it really matter? In the bustling rhythm of board meetings, strategic planning, and navigating the ever-evolving market trends, it's easy for us, as business leaders, to become enveloped in the microcosm of our work. However, every so often, an opportunity arises that beckons us to look beyond our corporate confines and make a real, tangible difference in our wider community. Today, I want to discuss such an opportunity—an event that, despite my usual reserve from personal public posts, I feel compelled to share with my peers in the business world. ? The Boys and Girls Club of the Big Bend is hosting its annual Steak & Burger Dinner in 2024, an event that not only serves as a celebration of the achievements of our at-risk children and teens but also as a crucial fundraiser to ensure the continuation of support and programs dedicated to their growth and safety. As CEOs and business leaders, our attendance and contributions can make an incredible impact. ? Why is this event so significant, and why should it matter to us as business leaders? The answer is twofold. Firstly, the value in having a direct impact on the lives of young individuals is immeasurable. By supporting organizations like the Boys and Girls Club, we contribute to a safe haven for children and teens to learn, grow, and thrive. These are future leaders, innovators, and perhaps future employees who, with the right support, will go on to achieve great things. ? Secondly, attending the Steak & Burger Dinner is a testament to our commitment to corporate social responsibility. In an age where consumers and employees alike are increasingly looking to align with companies that genuinely contribute to societal well-being, our participation is a powerful statement. It reflects our values, our vision for a better world, and our belief in giving back to the community that sustains our businesses. ? This event is more than just a dinner; it's an opportunity to inspire and be inspired, to connect with fellow leaders who share a vision of making a meaningful difference in the world. It's a chance to directly impact the lives of young individuals who need our support now more than ever. ? I urge my fellow CEOs and business leaders to join me at the Boys and Girls Club of the Big Bend's 2024 Steak & Burger Dinner. Let's stand together for a cause that extends far beyond the boardroom—a cause that has the power to change lives and build a stronger, more compassionate community. Your presence can light up the path for these young souls and perhaps, in their success, we'll find one of the most rewarding investments of our careers. ? I warmly invite you to join Keynote Speaker Coach Mike Norvell, or contribute in any way you can, confident that your support will undoubtedly forge a brighter future for our emerging leaders. Florida Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs #boysandgirlsclub #floridastateuniversity #football

What is FARE Idaho? This is a question we get asked a lot! FARE Idaho is a non-profit trade association that advocates for Idaho’s independent restaurants, family farms, retailers, food and beverage producers. Our mission is to connect, align, and promote the shared interests of Idaho’s independent restaurants, family farms, food and beverage businesses. Our goal is to advance independent businesses, increase their financial success and improve the conditions of those who work in our industries. Want to learn more about FARE? Head over to fareidaho.org to read more about our history, values, and advocacy efforts.

??Learn with CapDev?? What could Waffle House, Inc. and philanthropy possibly have in common? Read Clare Jordan's latest article to learn how the structures and practices of this iconic diner can make your nonprofit stronger. https://lnkd.in/eDgfEt4A #WaffleHouse #LearnWithCapDev #CapDev #philanthropy #executivesearch #nonprofitconsulting

When Victoria James, Amy Zhou and I co-founded Wine Empowered in 2018, it was born out of our personal experiences as young female sommeliers struggling to find our way in an industry that often felt exclusive and inaccessible. We knew the obstacles—financial barriers, a lack of resources, and limited support—especially for women and minorities. So we set out to change that. Wine Empowered is more than just wine education; it's a movement. It's a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to providing tuition-free wine education to women and minorities, empowering them to break through the barriers we once faced. Our goal is simple: to diversify the leadership of the wine industry and build a thriving network of professionals who are empowered, confident, and supported. By donating to Wine Empowered, whether through time, financially, or supplies, you're not just giving to a cause—you’re investing in opportunity. You’re helping pave the way for future leaders in the wine industry, ensuring that the next generation is more inclusive, diverse, and full of possibility. Every contribution opens a door that might otherwise remain closed. On September 10, 2024, we proudly celebrated our most recent graduates. We couldn’t be more proud of their accomplishments and are excited to see the incredible things they will achieve as they continue to break barriers and shape the future of wine. www.wine-empowered.com

Sometimes all you need to do is change the way you incentivize people. Take a cue from a West Virginia manufacturing plant. By tying safety observations to donations for a local food pantry, they saw submissions soar by 300% and won safety awards for three consecutive years. This ripple effect spread globally across the company, proving that simple incentives can yield remarkable results. What innovative methods have you witnessed at work? Share your stories below. For keynote bookings or more insights feel free to reach out at [email protected]. #EmployeeEngagement #JobSatisfaction #CareerGoals

One of the best things about being a #BCorp and working for Ella's Kitchen is that we get to use our success as a business to help make the world a better place for little ones. This means that we invest a lot into our partnerships with amazing charities like Action for Children and the RSPB and also in running some cool advocacy campaigns to help create positive changes for little ones. We do it because we believe that every business has a responsibility to make a better future for the next generation. ? That's why I was so proud last night to have one of these advocacy campaigns recognised by the PRCA Public Affairs Awards, in the?‘Best In-House Consultancy Collaboration’ category, for our work with PLMR on Eat.Play.Love – our?sensory food play campaign! ? We launched #EatPlayLove after evidence showed that children who explore fruit and vegetables using all their senses are more likely to try, and even learn to love, these foods - creating healthy habits that could last a lifetime. And when only 18% of children eat the recommended 5 portions of fruit and veg a day, its clear that something has to change! ? The campaign saw us work with academics, early years practitioners and experts to draft our Eat.Play.Love policy paper which we then launched in Parliament, before bringing together over 5000 families to write to their local MP, asking for sensory food play to be taught in all early years settings. We then went one step further, and took sensory food play on the road visiting early years settings with our amazing Eat.Play.Love truck and free lesson plans for early years educators. ? People sometimes ask why a food brand like Ella's decides to get involved in campaigns like this one, but when you see the difference they can make to people's lives - and the joy it can bring to little ones - my question is why more brands don't join us?? I'm proud to work for a company where success isn’t measured simply by the amount of money you make and that works to put little futures first, every day. ? Massive well-done and congrats to everyone at Ella’s and PLMR. You Rock! #BTheChange