The Role of the Board in Nonprofit Success
23 Habits of High-Performing Nonprofit Boards.

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Gail Perry
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- The board can enjoy outings and site tours together.
- They can get together for a holiday social at someone's home.
12. CEO. All boards hire and manage their CEOs as one of their principal duties. In addition, the best boards have strong CEOs whom the board members like and trust.
- The board as a whole stands by its CEO.
- The board feels that it is in a partnership with the CEO, not an employee/boss relationship.
13. Group process. The best boards pay attention to the intangible issue of "group process"—how the board members work together as a group. They understand that some people are heard more than others and the informal communications that usually happen outside board meetings.
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