45: Navigating the Nonprofit Leadership Journey (David Malloy)SUMMARYMaking a job transition is challenging enough under any circumstance, but how about with the addition of a pandemic, cross-country logistics, and the addition of a new baby in the family?!?! That’s exactly what David Malloy had to maneuver as he assumed his new role as Executive Director of the California-Nevada United Methodist Foundation. David and I had great discussion in episode #45 of the Path in which he shares many lessons learned from the national search process as well as the orientation into a senior nonprofit leadership position.  He also highlights crucial networking and life-long learning tactics that paid off right when he needed them to, and offers great take-aways for our listeners.  David also finishes with some great books for that are sure to enhance the collections for those of you interested in similar Executive Director opportunities.ABOUT DAVIDDavid is the newly elected Executive Director of the California-Nevada United Methodist Foundation, which serves individuals, local church congregations and conference agencies. He came to the foundation after serving for 10 years in the Office of Development with the General Board of Global Ministries where he worked as the Director of Annual Conference Relationships and helped fundraise for over 900 projects and 350 missionaries in 65 countries. Malloy also coordinated trainings and presentations to equip church leadership with information on giving opportunities, donation data and project impact, including extensive work throughout Africa including Sudan, Uganda, Mozambique and Liberia, as well as for programs in Mexico, China and South Korea. Malloy previously served four years as the Director of Communications for the Greater New Jersey Conference, and before working in New Jersey, he was the fifth recipient of the Judith L. Weidman Fellowship sponsored by United Methodist Communications. Malloy is a fourth generation United Methodist and the product of a North Carolina Conference parsonage where he was taught the value of service in the church.  David is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke with a bachelor's degree in communications with a public relations concentration.  In 2015 he received a master’s degree in Fundraising and Non-Profit Management from Columbia University.  David and his wife Summer welcomed their first child in December 2019.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESHenry Nouwen’s book The Spirituality of FundraisingWiley Publishing’s Not-for-Profit GAAP 2020Tax Economics of Charitable Giving 2018