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“We are a boutique firm because we are small, but we are a mighty group of individuals that work together to address the most pressing needs of a nonprofit. Our goal is to make them successful.” - Dr. Lyn Corbett
Today, May speaks with Dr. Lyn Corbett, the visionary behind the Pivotal Group. Dr. Corbett boasts almost three decades of work experience in the nonprofit domain, and he brings a wealth of invaluable insights to the forefront. One key to a nonprofit's success lies in the underlying motivation of its board members who serve. We shall delve into board membership and explore the opportune moment for a board to consider engaging a consultant. This episode brims with essential information tailored to empower your nonprofit endeavors.
[01:30] Dr. Corbett discusses the Pivotal Group, how it evolved, and the secrets to an engaged board
[06:30] Dr. Corbett talks about his childhood and how that has formed his love for non-profit work
[10:52] Dr. Corbett discusses the importance of a qualified, committed board member
[15:18] Being a committee member before being a board member has value, and he talks about his favorite non-profits
[23:24] Dr. Corbett discusses non-profits who compete and those who work collaboratively
[27:33] What should a non-profit look for in a consultant