The day-to-day work of a nonprofit is (or should be) managed by the executive director, which is managed by the board of directors, which is managed by the president. Too many board presidents, especially of smaller nonprofits, think that they manage the board by running the monthly or quarterly meetings, … Read More
Most people volunteer for a nonprofit board because they believe in the work the organization does, knowing that they will be asked to help with fund-raising and programming. However, there are several other board tasks that are vital to the success of the organization – and that can draw unpleasant … Read More
The by-laws of most nonprofits include provisions for an executive committee, but not all boards make regular use of them. For smaller boards that meet regularly, there may be no need for an executive committee; for large boards or those that meet less often, they are a way to help … Read More