Ep 17: How One Founder Avoided ‘Founder Syndrome’ – with guest Kevin Jennings
Perhaps the question I am most commonly asked is this: How do I make the switch from corporate to nonprofit? Bill Abrams knows a lot about this subject…
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5 Things an Executive Director Can Do To Build a Strong Leadership Team
You don’t get to call yourself a team until you earn it. Here are some practical ways an Executive Director can build a strong Leadership TEAM.
A Planning Guide for Board Meeting Agendas
Board meetings should not sneak up on anyone. In fact, you should be able to plan the meeting agendas for an entire year, in advance! Here’s how to…
How to Hire a Great Executive Director
How do you go about finding the right fit for the organization? Here’s what you need to do to find your next great Executive Director….
Are People Giving to Candidates Instead of Causes?
Experts answer: In presidential election years, donors have another outlet to make a gift. What steps can nonprofits take to drive donations in 2016?
10 Things To Do When You’re Having a Bad Day
Ever just feel shaken and off your game? Having one of those days? Here are 10 things you can do to get yourself back in the game.
The Two Things Every Nonprofit Staffer Wants
Assuming you’re not underpaid, what are the two most important thing every employee wants? Employers take note!
What Makes A Board Meeting A Home Run?
5 steps to turn your next good or very good board meeting into a great board meeting.
You Might Have A Dysfunctional Board If…
How do you know you have a dysfunctional board? Here are the stories 11 different people shared with me.
Is It Always Better to Promote From Within?
Internal promotions bring loyalty, understanding, industry knowledge and passion. Think Derek Jeter. Time to think about your farm team.
Questions From My Readers
A new monthly feature where I answers questions from my readers. Bet many of you have the same ones.
How a CEO and Board Chair Can Build an Amazing Partnership
CEO’s and Board Chairs need to get along very very well. The health of your nonprofit depends on it. Here’s how.