TCMP 009: Tim Day on Succession Planning, Collaboration, and Engaging the Next Generation
Release Date: 03/25/2020
The Change Makers Podcast
Episode 24: It is no secret that quarantine has introduced a new level of stress on relationships. Our new reality includes staying in, makeshift home office spaces and families spending more time together. Whether you have been married for 20 years or 2, listen in to learn how to safeguard your relationship in these stressful times. Today Toni Nieuwhof, family law mediator and former divorce attorney, tells us about 3 relationship pitfalls to be mindful of during lockdown with your significant other.
info_outline TCMP 23: Interview with Cheryl NembhardThe Change Makers Podcast
Our guest this episode is Cheryl Nembhard. Cheryl is one of the co-host of the television show, See Hear Love. However, she is also an international speaker, creator and advocate for at risk youth and women. During this year, racial inequalities have been brought to the top of everyone’s attention and the world is waiting and watching for a response from the church. Cheryl urges non-black faith leaders to speak up.
info_outline TCMP 22: Interview with Michael Messenger, World Vision Canada & Allison Alley, Compassion CanadaThe Change Makers Podcast
Episode 22: Join in on Ellen’s conversation with Allison Alley, CEO of Compassion Canada and Michael Messenger, President of World Vision Canada. Everything about COVID-19 has been magnified for those who are deeply in need. Our podcast guests can speak to that. In the midst of this health crisis, Allison and Michael are two leaders who want to keep their respective organization’s mission on people’s minds. If you feel like you are on the edge of your leadership capacity, listen in.
info_outline TCMP 21: Interview with Cheryl Hotchkiss, Graf-Martin CommunicationsThe Change Makers Podcast
Episode 21: In this episode, Ellen sits down with Cheryl Hotchkiss who is the Managing Director at Graf-Martin Communications. This episode is a must-listen for non-profit leaders, especially women who find themselves balancing their role as leaders and mothers. Leaders have the tendency to question their value. If that’s you, listen in and be encouraged by some amazing insights from Cheryl - who has over 20 years of marketing and communications experience working in not-for-profit organizations.
info_outline TCMP 20: Interview with Gillian McShaneThe Change Makers Podcast
Episode 20: We’re in crisis management and a lot of self compassion is needed when we are navigating new waters. Our special guest today is life and leadership coach, Gillian McShane-Shields. Gillian offers expert advice for leaders who are feeling burnt out and overwhelmed. In this episode we learn that it’s okay to tell your team that you don’t have all the answers, the importance of having trusted people in your life, and why you should adopt a growth mindset.
info_outline TCMP 19: Interview with Janet Noel-Annable, Christian HorizonsThe Change Makers Podcast
About Episode 19: Our guest this episode is Janet Noel-Annable, CEO of Christian Horizons. Janet opens up about the resilience and creativity she has witnessed this season from her staff, volunteers and the people supported by Christian Horizons. The COVID crisis has heightened awareness of the unique needs and experiences of many community members including people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities and those that support them.
info_outline TCMP 18: Interview with Shawn Plummer, Food for the HungryThe Change Makers Podcast
Episode 18: In this week's episode, Ellen sits down with Shawn Plummer from Food for the Hungry Canada as they talk about how Food for the Hungry trains their communities to thrive in times of crisis and uncertainty. Shawn talks about how finding innovative ways to meet with people which has been exciting for them as an organization, and how Christ calls us to do things together as a community.
info_outline TCMP 17: Interview with Anne Miranda, Village ChurchThe Change Makers Podcast
Episode 17: Wondering what changes leaders are making to help them make it through? Listen in to this week’s episode with Anne Miranda, pastor of Women's Ministry at Village Church, where Anne shares insight that will help you, your team and your organization come out of this season stronger.
info_outline TCMP 16: Interview with Stacey Campbell, Prison Fellowship CanadaThe Change Makers Podcast
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info_outline TCMP 15: Interview with Mark Petersen & Nate Petersen, Stronger PhilanthropyThe Change Makers Podcast
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info_outlineEpisode 009: Trust us: you’re going to learn so much from Tim Day in this episode of The Change Makers Podcast. Tim is the Director of City Movement and the Impact Network with WayBase.com. In this episode, Ellen and Tim discuss engaging the next generation in the purpose of the church, why it’s important for churches and organizations to adapt to current communications and ministry methods and practical ways to increase collaboration. It’s a timely message in light of COVID-19 and some of the challenges churches and organizations are facing.
About Tim Day: Tim Day is Director of City Movement and the Impact Network with WayBase.com. Tim helps business leaders, para-church ministries and churches work together to advance the message of Jesus and mission in their city. Tim combines a passion for leadership, strategy and innovation with a rich understanding of the Biblical narrative and its principles of transformation and growth. Previously, Tim served for fourteen years as the senior pastor of The Meeting House, a multi-site church that grew from a few hundred people to over 5000 people in cities across Ontario. He is also the author of God Enters Stage Left, a creative retelling of God’s story. Tim is married to Liz and has three children, Nathan, Rachel and Josh. He enjoys basketball, distance running, and writing.