Some Boards have a hard time making decisions. Certainly some decision making does need to take the appropriate time, with accurate information and healthy debate occurring. There are times when

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    Is Your Organization Going Through a Dilution of Powers? In an organization governed by a nonprofit Board of Directors much of the ‘power’ can de diluted as it

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Many of you have moved to an online storage system for your meeting minutes, procedure manuals etc. Actually many of you moved to a system ‘many’ years ago……… Others of

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A business colleague from Jacksonville, Florida, Tom Morrison sent me this article from his newsletter which he named “From Relevance to to Revolution, Its Now or Never”   Why the Traditional

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Have kept this article from Board Cafe for a couple of year’s and think that its time to feature it again. Its timely due to the recent stats that show the

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Every Board ends up with a Boardroom bully, its just a matter of time. The bully can become loud and belligerent. Board members can become intimidated. Good decisions may be

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In the world of Association’s we are consistantly on stress ‘overload’ Member expectations outweigh an Association’s ability to perform. With the new economy most if not all Associations are leaner

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There are times when individuals speak over and over on one debatable issue, even if their meeting rules of order follow Roberts Rules of Order. ( Sometimes Board Chairs do

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Every two months I received a publication in the mail, THE ASSOCIATION. It is Canada’s only Association Magazine and is packed full of valuable, timely articles. The isuue I received today focuses

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With the economy in it’s current state, it’s not uncommon to see not-for-profit leaders overwhelmed and frustrated in their career–in fact, I’ve heard from quite a few folks that they’re

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