Boards and Volunteers

For any nonprofit organization to be successful, there must be a great partnership between the CEO and the board of directors.

In today’s uncertain times, you may be wondering how to keep your fundraising operations going.

During these turbulent times, a nonprofit board chair can be a beacon of light, providing much needed steady leadership.

Just like any working professional, your nonprofit board members have busy lives.

I am going to discuss the topic of inclusion from a lens focused on answering the question: Am I an equal member at my board table?

The executive director of a multimillion-dollar organization reached out because she needed help with her board.

Poor attendance can really interrupt the flow of information on a volunteer nonprofit board of directors.

If you have excited and motivated board members, they will want to attend board meetings and participate in board meetings.

Your nonprofit board is vital to the success of your organization. If you struggle to meet budget, your board is not truly engaged.

If a substantial portion of a nonprofit’s income comes from philanthropy, it is essential that the board is engaged in fundraising.