By Sandi L. Humphrey, CAE Each year not-for-profit organizations establish an annual budget. In most instances, budgeted expenses are closely tied to budgeted revenues – in other words, what comes
If you needed any more assurance that the economy is well on its way to better health, look no further than the latest data from the Nonprofit Research Collaborative’s (NRC)
A forthcoming study claims that corporate CEOs have gained increasing influence over their organizations’ success—particularly as measured by the bottom line. Can the same be said of association chief executives?
Associations overwhelmingly prefer term limits for board members. But do limits force out talented members too soon? We write a lot here—on this particular blog, but also throughout AssociationsNow.com—about the
Thank you Robert, the correct agenda for every meeting is critical………… by Robert C. Harris If there is a reason to meet, there should be a meeting agenda. Most agendas
This is great advice below, while I would like to take credit for writing it unfortunately I cannot. Keep reading below and get some wonderful advice and also learn and
I don’t know if you are a golfer, or not however as a follower of this blog you probably have a keen interest in governance. This is an interesting item on
by the ASAE Foundation Some boards have what it takes to consistently perform at the highest level—and the best have qualities in common. Here’s what the highest-performing boards can tell
by Shari Ilsen posted on November 26, 2013 The holiday season is a popular time for volunteering – and nonprofit organizations know it. In order to stand out from
