by Michael J. Berens Keeping board members on track is never easy, but what do you do when your board falls prey to misinformation — in particular, misinformation of their
This is a replay from 2013, but it’s very applicable now that we have started 2014 board meetings.
It seems as though each week ( maybe its even once a day…) I get the question, Terry, our Board wants to be a policy board but, what is that really and
A board of a nonprofit is generally empowered to create committees at its discretion, subject to the organization’s bylaws and the laws of the state of its incorporation.
We increasingly hear about chief executives being replaced prematurely because they have failed to meet their board’s expectations. Unfortunately, there are probably at least as many, if not more, chief
This is an excellent article courtesy of the Canadian Society of Association Executives and Andy Freed Simple Truths about Strategic Planning for Your Professional Association Andy Freed / November, 2013
Tuesday, November 12, 2013 No fair! Social loafing in the boardroom Photo purchased from Bigstock Photo Have you ever served on a board with that one person who never seems
What Do Board Members Do in Their Free Time? By Rob Stott / Nov 6, 2013(iStock/Thinkstock) A new survey answers that question and points out the need to break away from leadership
A key area for discussion at Board development seminar is succession planning, I particularly liked this article from Judy Frick and thought you may appreciate it……. SUCCESSION PLANNING & SUSTAINABILITY By
Whether board members of a nonprofit organization are elected by the organization’s members or by the board, or even whether they are appointed by another authority, the chief executive has
