We're Good Podcast to host virtual storytelling seminar for nonprofits

An award-winning broadcast journalist, a corporate engagement director, and a finance executive are teaming up to teach nonprofits how to build memorable narratives.

Zoom Seminar Set for November 17

Nonprofit leaders, staff, and volunteers looking to refine how they communicate their impact will have a chance to learn practical media strategy during an upcoming virtual seminar hosted by The We’re Good Podcast, cfnova.org reported.

Scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM via Zoom, the session aims to help organizations find memorable narratives that bring their core missions to life.

Co-Founders Lead Virtual Seminar on Storytelling

Participants will learn how to share these stories with confidence across traditional media outlets, existing supporters, and new audiences alike. Online registration for the event is currently closed.

The virtual seminar features three co-founders who bring diverse backgrounds in journalism, corporate engagement, and financial strategy to the organization.

Broadcast Experience Meets Nonprofit Strategy

Lee Ann Necessary Brownlee serves as co-founder, executive producer, and host of We’re Good. An award-winning broadcast journalist and former television news anchor, she has covered regional and political developments throughout Virginia and on Capitol Hill. In recent years, she has worked closely with nonprofits on media projects, storytelling, and fundraising initiatives.

Mary Ellen Chandler Matheson handles business development and marketing for the podcast. Outside of We’re Good, she works as the senior director of corporate engagement at Year Up United, a national workforce development nonprofit. She began her career in international business with Tiffany & Co. before transitioning to the nonprofit sector.

Tanya Ruiz La Force Directs Operations and Strategy

Tanya Ruiz La Force rounds out the leadership team as president and operations lead. A business and finance executive, she has spent more than two decades helping organizations of all sizes strengthen their operations, strategy, and resource development.

Individuals with questions about the upcoming session can contact Cooper Miller.