Last year was a busy year for the blog. Here are the top six most-viewed posts. Is your favorite on the list?
moreLast year was a busy year for the blog. Here are the top six most-viewed posts. Is your favorite on the list?
moreTopics: Best of 2016
Nonprofit leaders seeking to improve relationships with board members can start by focusing on being a good communicator.
What is the significance of good communication?
Whenever I ask audiences what they believe is the most essential element of a successful long-term relationship, they always...
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moreTopics: Fundraising
In 2000, Mike Noël and consultant Deborah Dortch encouraged the SCAN Health Plan board to engage in peer-to-peer assessment (P2P). In 2014, The SCAN Foundation board began participating in P2P assessments as well. “We are quite proud of what we started,” says Mike. “I’ve served on ten boards and...
moreTopics: Assessment
Last month, a group of Chicago area institutions led by Mission + Strategy Consulting released a new study on nonprofit merger strategies focusing on the Chicago Metropolitan area and assessing how mergers can be an integral part of planning for nonprofits and funders alike. This first-ever study...
moreTopics: Mission Impact, Mergers
However, there is much confusion about fundraising and the various roles...
moreTopics: Fundraising
Power struggles, miscommunication, and differences of opinion are bound to show up on any nonprofit board and can intensify when an organization is undergoing an executive transition. When conflict arises, one's first instinct might be to avoid it, but conflict can actually present an opportunity...
moreTopics: Culture, Chief Executive Transition
I recently saw the Annette Benning movie, Being Julia (which is wonderful, by the way). It reminded me of my life over the course of 13 years as a nonprofit organizational development and governance consultant. My film could be titled Being Interim.
moreTopics: Interim Chief Executive
A goal without a plan is just a wish. ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Adages about planning are plentiful. Investing time in planning increases the likelihood of any endeavor’s success. And so it is with succession planning. Succession planning is a proactive measure that boards take to ensure...
moreTopics: Succession Planning
Shared leadership between nonprofit board members and the chief executive is a commonly invisible issue or at least widely misunderstood. Who leads the charge when it comes to strategic planning? Fundraising? Operations?
moreTopics: Shared Leadership
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