Board

How much information do nonprofit board members need to do their jobs? Your board should have information in these three areas.

A new report shows that Jewish nonprofit boards perform well but could build stronger cultures, diversify, and improve in other ways.

Conflict within your nonprofit’s board can occur for many reasons. Here are some tips for addressing these conflicts in a positive way.

“Time, talent and treasure” can no longer indicate that someone should join your board, so look to organizational needs for guidance.

Nonprofit executives and board chairs may get frustrated with their board members’ performance. Here are six ideas to see improvement.

Here are five reasons to transition your board from a working board to a governance board, and how to protect your board members.

Here are six specific examples of how leadership can avoid having a bad board and maximize chances for success.

Board meetings usually follow a stringent order, but here’s an approach that fits organizational needs and generates board enthusiasm.

An annual board assessment can help a board identify ways to fulfill fiduciary duties. Here’s how to make this process a success.

Join us as we delve deep into equipping nonprofit professionals with the strategies and tools they need for transformative leadership.