Josh Jacobson is the founder and CEO of Next Stage, a Charlotte-based social impact consulting firm that works with nonprofits. Next Stage operates The UnFundable Project, an initiative that raises awareness about a concept called trust-based philanthropy. The Charlotte Ledger is a media partner for the initiative.
On this episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast, Jacobson sits down with Ledger editor Tony Mecia to talk about trends among nonprofits, trust-based philanthropy and The UnFundable Project, which seeks to change the conversation on nonprofit funding. Jacobson also discusses:
Jacobson’s background and experience in the nonprofit sector.
Why he started Next Stage.
Challenges facing nonprofits.
The “15% Overhead Myth” and why it’s harmful to nonprofits.
How Jacobson spends his spare time (as a guitarist and lead vocalist in an '80s/'90s cover band, the Uncle Dad Band).
We hope you enjoy the conversation with Josh Jacobson.
The Charlotte Ledger Podcast is produced by Lindsey Banks.
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