About THRIVE IMPACT

Pain In Your Board Workshop - Tucker Wannamaker

Our mission is to redefine a better normal for workplace leadership

Most of us are not here to just do nice things in the world, we're here to create positive change. Yet, our workplaces are not a place of thriving, they're a place of burnout. 

Sadly, burnout is the enemy of creating this positive change. The only way to adapt and have the impact you set out to create is to embrace the next normal of workplace leadership. To lean into a paradigm shift that undoes the damage created by top-down, controlling management systems.

It is time to create impact from the inside out. 

We're impact-driven leaders helping other impact-driven leaders THRIVE.

Impact-driven leaders who work with us achieve great things.

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We know the struggles. We’ve had them, too.

We've been burned impact-driven leaders before. This is why we are rooted in community, are driven by inclusion, and co-create everything we do.

With our experience of leading and turning around everything from startup nonprofits to $650M+ organizations, we’ll help you figure out whatever’s getting in the way of your team thriving. You’ll leave our workshops knowing where you’re heading, what you need to do to get there and, most importantly, you won’t be doing it alone.

We must work towards equity to achieve our mission.

THRIVE IMPACT understands equity to mean: “The guarantee of fair treatment, access, opportunity, and advancement while at the same time striving to identify and eliminate barriers that have prevented the full participation of some groups. The principle of equity acknowledges that there are historically underserved and underrepresented populations, and that fairness regarding these unbalanced conditions is needed to assist equality in the provision of effective opportunities to all groups.” [1]
The mission of THRIVE IMPACT is to redefine a better normal for workplace leadership.


Equity is a key component in THRIVE IMPACT’s work, and we believe that achieving our mission requires more intentionality and focus on equity in all of our work.

Our values embody our equity perspective.

We believe that equity requires action. As we reflect on our values, we recognize and accept that creating equity starts with the decisions we make within our organization.

We believe these core values ground our equity approach and are foundational to fulfilling our mission.

Our Core Values

Co-Creation

We believe leadership comes from everyone and inclusion matters.

Excellence

We deliver impactful results by taking creative risks, planning tight and delivering exceptional value.

Empathy

We embrace the need for every person to experience belonging and significance.

Sustainable

We embody the work we bring to the world.

Playful

We create lighthearted atmospheres to increase connection and learning.
Grounded in these values, we commit to incorporating an equity perspective into our work everyday. We will call out structural racism and systemic oppression and actively use an equity perspective to review, examine, and question our policies, processes, and perspectives and to look out for inequities and make changes when we find them.
Without this commitment, we believe that we cannot be as impactful in our mission at THRIVE IMPACT.

Get to know the team behind it all.

Megan Flinn

Training and Client Project Manager

Over the past 15 years, I have dedicated my career to the growth and improvement of nonprofit and government outreach and education programs. Key Accomplishments: -Initiated and co-developed the national PREVAIL Scholarship program for SkillsUSA in 2023 -Composed two published texts for national sale at SkillsUSA -Doubled program participation in President's Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) between 2022 and 2023 -Streamlined SkillsUSA's national scholarship program and assembled SkillsUSA Scholarship Review Committee to respond to rapid expansion of scholarships and applicants -Doubled nationwide participation in humane education program participation from 2013 to 2017 for the National Humane Education Society -Initiated building rentals and events as a source of outreach and revenue at the National Humane Education Society, which continues to present day

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Julie Wannamaker

Chief Relationship Officer

Julie is the Chief Relationship Officer at THRIVE IMPACT. She has worked in relational roles for over 20 years. She started small in providing excellent customer service as a supervisor at Starbucks, then transitioned into being an office manager at a boutique property management company. To be home with her growing young family, she pivoted to work from home by becoming a certified Natural Childbirth Educator and Doula while raising her 4 young kids. Later she jumped into Real Estate school, and became a buyers agent in the greater DC area.She is a master of empathy and genuine connection. She is detailed, thorough, and intentional.Her background in customer service and sales along with her genuine authenticity and care for others makes her an asset as the Chief Relationship Officer at THRIVE IMPACT.Julie lives in Denver, CO with her husband of 20 years and 4 children.

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Tucker Wannamaker

Chief Executive Officer

Tucker Wannamaker is the co-founder and CEO of THRIVE IMPACT. For the last 12 years, Tucker has been in the trenches of nonprofits as a leader inside of Ashoka, Character.org, Youth Service America, and Wild Fire Tees (leading them to $1M in revenue in the first year). His expertise is in revenue creation, marketing strategy, strategic partnerships, philanthropic management (how to effectively give money away), technology platforms, culture upgrading, and managing creative teams.

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Meet some of the impactful nonprofit leaders in our community.

Frankie Abralind

Executive Director

The Good Listening Project

Amy Alanes

Executive Director

Women's Cancer Resource Center

Kate Colligan

Director of Development & Communication

Basic Health International

Caroline Durham

Executive Director

St Charles Center for Faith + Action

Eric Guzman

Assistant Director of Development

Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless

Stephanie McGencey

Executive Director

American Youth Policy Forum

Amy Powell

Executive Director

ART REACH OF MID MICHIGAN

Beth Roalstad

Executive Director

Homeward Pikes Peak

Lisa Simms Booth

Executive Director

Smith Center for Healing and the Arts

Marisa Stubbs

Development & Communications Director

Critical Exposure

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