"Raising" Your Board
An important part of a business is planning for the future, and the easiest way for you to show your board that you are a business is to create documents that teach your board how “a business” works and still maintain the voice and spirit that your board established when your institution was just an idea.
- People:
- Nicolas Gaudreau
- Places:
- New York City
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