Nonprofit Boards sometimes question my secret weapon . . . but I stand behind this objectivity.

You want to know one of my secret weapons to helping organizations grow by millions? And the funny thing is boards are really nervous about it . . .

I’m industry agnostic when it comes to your nonprofits’ missions.

What I mean is, for over a decade I've successfully worked with every single type of organization where I'm not an expert at their programs. 

Frankly, I shouldn't be. Objectivity is key.

For example, right now I'm working with a large, technical organization with all the science complexions you can think of! There are words I’ve had to google about their education programs. I've studied the root of their under-resourced neighborhoods. And I have never heard of the climate policies they are advocating for....

But, too often, the board wants to know if “the consultant has worked with an organization like ours”?

That’s actually a negative thing in my book.

With years of experience diagnosing why a nonprofit's revenue isn't scaling as quickly as they'd like, I can tell you:

  • their annual budgeting approach is keeping them from growing and blocking their development team from reaching their goal.

  • their donors are confused and don't know they need their money (because of how they talk/write about what they do).

  • the staff and leadership need skills training to support a major-gift donor experience that yields 5- & 6- figure gifts.

  • their board is simply doing the wrong things that aren't helping generate revenue.

These problems of securing steady unrestricted revenue for gen-operating expenses get solved at the foundational level first. That's why the programmatic category of the org is irrelevant in my work. 


Whenever you’re ready, here are THREE things you can do next:

👣 Follow me on LinkedIn where I give away insider info every week - the same lessons I teach my clients about attracting larger gen-ops dollars and adding 7-figures + to their bottom line. 

🍎 Read my GUIDE! THE TRUTH ABOUT GIVE/GETS :: Top 5 Reasons Your Board’s Give/Get Is Leaving Thousands (Sometimes Millions) on the Table. See how limiting board members to the Give/Get model restricts gifts in so many ways and keeps your staff from reaching their full fundraising potential. Here to get it.

📈 Work with me to fund your organization’s Strategic Plan and scale your budget by 2 - 5X // If you’re a business-minded CEO already raising MILLIONS but still need more general-operating revenue from individuals and family foundations to invest in growth, you can apply to work with me here.

Sherry Quam Taylor

Sherry Quam Taylor works with growth-minded Nonprofit CEOs who are scaling their organizations but still need larger amounts of general operating support to truly grow. She breaks their teams free from the limitations of transactional fundraising and helps them reimagine their entire approach to revenue generation.

The high-performing leaders Sherry works with want to find and secure more unrestricted revenue from investment-level donors. They simply need more funding to do what’s in their Strategic Plan. To achieve this, she transforms their teams and boards into high-ROI revenue generators - revealing how they can align every hour they spend fundraising with new principles that double and triple donation sizes.

As a result of learning her methodology, Sherry’s clients regularly add 7-figures of gen-ops revenue to their bottom line by learning how to attract investment-level donors that WANT to fund their work. But the biggest transformation they experience is knowing the exact strategy, path, and team that will propel them to generate the 2-10X dollars their strategic plans require.

Sherry attributes the success of her business to her passion for modeling radical confidence to the future CEOs in her house - her two teenage daughters.

https://www.QuamTaylor.com
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