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The surprising three levels of hardwiring

The surprising three levels of hardwiring

by Marc A. Pitman | Mar 20, 2019 | CEO/Executive Directors, Hardwiring

While we start Quadrant 3 Leadership coaching wherever the client is, a common place to start is with the “Hardwiring” circle. As a leader, you’ve likely heard a lot about “hardwiring.” I believe it is one of the most misunderstood parts of...

Leadership involves understanding others

by Marc A. Pitman | Mar 18, 2019 | CEO/Executive Directors

One basic tenant of good leaders is that they discover frameworks to help them work with people. Not all frameworks are healthy – I once had a boss tell me that fear was one of the tools in his leadership toolkit. Really. Fortunately, there are plenty of...
The biggest reason leadership is challenging

The biggest reason leadership is challenging

by Marc A. Pitman | Feb 18, 2019 | CEO/Executive Directors, Middle Managers

There are many reasons leadership is challenging: staff, clients, budgets, demands on our time. But the biggest reason leadership is challenging? As a leader, we’re calling the shots. Before getting into a leadership position, you want to call the shots. You...
Leadership styles and philanthropy

Leadership styles and philanthropy

by Marc A. Pitman | Oct 5, 2018 | CEO/Executive Directors, Fundraising, Organizational Leadership

In our most recent nonprofit leadership study, one of the things we looked at was how four different leadership styles affected a nonprofit’s “culture of philanthropy.” The four styles were: servant leadership, transformational leadership,...

As leaders, why aren’t we meeting all the demands?

by Marc A. Pitman | Aug 22, 2018 | CEO/Executive Directors, Journey

Nonprofit leadership has got to be the toughest job in the world. You have to be a big-picture visionary with a close attention to details who also has an incredible ability to initiate and grow relationships. Nonprofits do such great work. And leaders seem to know...
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