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Episode 1: Corporate Culture & Development: Shake It Up!

January 19, 2016 Blackbaud, Inc.

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In the premiere episode of Raise & Engage, Danielle is joined by three straight-shooting nonprofit rock-stars: Jodi Smith of Sanford Health Systems, Veronica Brown of Chicago Public Library Foundation and Ali Burke of Southlake Regional Health Centre Foundation. The group talks organizational culture, problem employees, why its important to celebrate and how to shake things up this year and build a better more authentic team that gets stuff done! When you finish the episode, download this listener-exclusive: 7 Tips to Transform Your Team in 2016.

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