Topics: BoardSource Leadership Forum
As any experienced organizational manager or leader will quickly affirm, getting any group of people to work together smoothly, even on a relatively simple task, can be hard. This is even more true in a boardroom, where tasks are rarely simple, and, ideally, members are coming from diverse...
moreTopics: Culture
Adopting a goal to achieve board diversity is one thing. Taking action to achieve that goal is quite another.
Despite ongoing encouragement for nonprofit boards to embrace diversity, BoardSource’s Leading with Intent: 2017 National Index of Nonprofit Board Practices survey shows that movement...
moreTopics: Board Diversity & Inclusivity
Helping create and sustain healthy donor relationships is one of the most important things your board team can do to support your organization. If you have strong donor relationships, you can better plan your fundraising goals and efforts and count on your donors’ continued contribution to your...
moreTopics: Fundraising
"Share a reflection on a time that your identity — who you are — changed or informed a conversation in a way that was visible to you.”
moreAs your organization works to plan your next fundraising campaign, one of the first and most important steps you’ll take is to set your goals. Your organization will want to set realistic goals that are based on — but not limited by — your past efforts.
moreTopics: Fundraising
In my previous posts on this blog, I have laid out the critical success factors for board members wishing to lead nonprofits that go big and truly deliver substantial social impact. It takes a high-performing team; a culture of courage, risk tolerance, and grit; and a world-class business plan...
moreTopics: Fundraising
This post was written by a respected nonprofit governance expert who wishes to remain anonymous.
moreTopics: Culture, Duty of Care
What are some of the challenges that can emerge when trying to build a strong board–staff partnership? And what is the state of this important partnership at foundations? These are some of the questions Anne Wallestad addresses in a post appearing on The Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP)...
moreTopics: Leading with Intent, Foundations, board-chief executive partnership
BoardSource 750 9th St. NW Suite 520 Washington, DC 20001 US
Privacy Policy | Acceptable Use
© Copyright BoardSource