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[Podcast] Brian Sooy On How To Craft Your Nonprofit’s Story

 

Brian Sooy, the president of AESPIRE, joins us to talk about uncovering and clarifying your nonprofit’s story, the art of focus, and why supporter-centered storytelling is a must.

Brian is the author of “Raise Your Voice: A Cause Manifesto,” the top-rated book that helps mission-driven leaders create thriving organizations. As a StoryBrand Certified Guide, Brian knows that when leaders find the clarity, they multiply their impact and their business thrives.

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