Business Coaching to Help Non-Profit See the Bigger Picture
Summary
“The kind of expertise, drive and influence a Business Coach can offer a non-profit organization is invaluable.” The overall goal of the program is to help charities and non-profits worldwide raise at least $2.5 Million in additional funds.“As a father of two very young boys, I understand firsthand the significance and benefits of such an amazing film festival, which has so much to offer in the way of social fabric and education for all children and families,” Kazakis said.It reaches thousands of children and families across Victoria each year.“Our organization was conceived by a small team with limited resources; staging such an event was a huge but ultimately achievable challenge,” Executive Director Chloe Boulton said.“We were confident an event like this would work brilliantly on Melbourne’s cultural landscape and wielding clear intention, communication, passion, heartiness and confidence – we vowed to make Little Big Shots happen.”The festival has grown to become a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the media literacy of young people, fostering childrens creativity and showcasing the very best in filmmaking for, by and about kids.Despite being Australia’s only major stand-alone kids’ film festival and a niche Victorian and Australian event, Little Big Shots is facing many challenges.“The kind of expertise, drive and influence a Business Coach can offer a non-profit organization is invaluable.”The overall goal of the program is to help charities and non-profits worldwide raise at least $2.5 Million in additional funds.Stefan Kazakis will be donating 6-8 hours per month as part of his pledge for Coaching for a Cause with the aim of helping to Boulton and her team get more sponsors and become more efficient.“As a father of two very young boys, I understand firsthand the significance and benefits of such an amazing film festival, which has so much to offer in the way of social fabric and education for all children and families,” Kazakis said.