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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- This means that fundraising strategies are chosen based on hard data and not on various people's likes or dislikes.
- Great boards have members who may have their personal agendas but who are willing to put them aside for the benefit of the organization.
15. Conflict. Great boards are not afraid of strong discussion at board meetings, but they keep it cordial. Because trust and a team spirit are already developed, healthy conflict can occur and no one is bothered by it.
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