As a capacity builder, Mission Capital has spent the last weeks equipping and connecting the Central Texas nonprofit sector to weather COVID-19.

Most of us are usually ready with the good ‘ol “elevator pitch”, but how do we make people excited to learn more about our organization?

MC members joined us for an evening of internal equity work discussion, which included a panel of their peers and tons of valuable resources.

No matter where you are in your professional journey, our Leadership Academies to help you get where you want to be this 2020.

Our membership manager takes a deep-dive into Mission Capital's three member-exclusive learning and networking opportunities.

Giving and receiving feedback can be hard. Robin Llewellyn, L&L Manager, shares how to approach this subject to create a culture of ASK.

We are spotlighting the great work that MC's member I-AMM is doing to offer a voice and a platform for the Arab, Muslim & Middle Eastern community.

Mission Capital's CEO, Madge Vásquez, recaps the learning opportunities and strategic collaborations that we accomplished thanks to our SVPs.

In the spirit of the holiday season, our staff reflects on experiences that make them grateful to be a part of our awesome team.

Learn how MC's Engage, Retain and Rally Your Staff guided E3 Alliance's process to create lasting changes in their growing organization.

Our Aligned Impact Team has spent time dissecting the challenges of "coblaberation" to turn it into impactful collaboration. 

Unlike a certain TV show may have you believe, succession planning does not have to be the dysfunctional fight to the death that the Roys make it out to be.

CEO, Madge Vásquez, shares an update of Mission Capital's "bumpy" journey towards equity, where we currently stand, and the road that lies ahead.

After founding the Texas Justice Initiative in 2017, Eva Ruth found that storytelling matters, yet it needed data, to put it into context. 

Newly elect Mission Capital Board Chair, Thomas Miranda, answers our questions about the expectations of the role and the social sector in Central Texas.

You might have heard several myths concerning earned revenue, dive in as we reveal the facts and clear the confusion around them.

Three teams of SVPs and nonprofits embarked on a four-month journey of collaborating and co-creating business plans for earned revenue.

Someone very wise once said, “Data is like garbage…you better know what you’re going to do with it before you collect it.”

Equity Advancement Team is an internal group that was formed to help us explore definitions of equity as it relates to ourselves and our offerings. 

While data-informed decision making has been at the core of PelotonU since its inception, they've continued to evolve their practices with time.