Santa Barbara Seasons Magazine Features Courage to Lead
Courage to Lead: Taking Care of Those Who Take Care of Others By Cherie Rae In the noble work of nonprofits, saving the world — or a part of it — is always on the agenda. And at a time…
GEO (Grantmakers for Effective Organizations) Interview with Ken Saxon
GEO ASKS Ken Saxon of Courage to Lead IMPACT Article, SPRING 2011 In this spring's issue, GEO ASKS Ken Saxon, board leader, facilitator and coach, about his experience in leadership development for nonprofits. Upon entering the nonprofit world, Saxon was…
Courage to Lead featured in Santa Barbara Foundation Newsletter
Investing in Nonprofit Leaders’ Courage to Lead The Common Good, April 2011 Our communities are ever more dependent on dedicated and capable nonprofit leaders. The Santa Barbara Foundation believes that strengthening the nonprofit sector is among our highest priorities and…
Santa Barbara News-Press Highlights Courage to Lead
Leaders of Nonprofits Get a Little Support Santa Barbara News-Press, April 3, 2011 By Carolyn Bolton Ken Saxon was shocked at how little support was being given to Santa Barbara County's nonprofit executives — shocked to the point of creating…
Taking a Step Back — Nonprofit leaders rejuvenate so they can move forward
Pacific Coast Business Times, Monday, November 2, 2009 By Marlize van Romburgh Sometimes you just need a break from saving the world. Or, as Sigrid Wright, assistant director at the Community Environmental Council in Santa Barbara, explains, “Sometimes you just…
Ken Saxon on the Fire at Mount Calvary
Fire and the Courage to Lead Center for Courage and Renewal Words of Encouragement Newsletter February, 2009 By Courage & Renewal Facilitator Ken Saxon In the Courage & Renewal world, fire is a wonderfully positive metaphor. There’s the fire of…
Noozhawk Talks: Leslie Dinaberg Sits Down with Ken Saxon
Noozhawk March 2008 By Leslie Dinaberg, Noozhawk Contributor With a full-time commitment to the nonprofit community, this former business executive has the courage to lead. Since arriving in town 12 years ago, Ken Saxon has served on the boards of…