"Raising" Your Board
While it might be stressful and there will be growing pains, when all is said and done, your board will be strong, understand your institution as a whole, and be willing to do its part to get your organization where it needs to be.
Nicolas Gaudreau is the director of development for Church Street School for Music and Art in New York City.
- People:
- Nicolas Gaudreau
- Places:
- New York City
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