Special Thanks to William D Pawlucy and Associations Now, A Canadian Society of Association Executives Publication William D. Pawlucy Wednesday, October 15, 2014 What happens to key actions and decisions
Many Boards have used a tradition board models where many board members are not always clear about their roles and responsibilities with maximum outcomes not always achieved. Other boards have
Volunteer BC’s annual conference will be held on September 25 & 26, 2014. Terry Clark CAE will be a featured governance speaker on the balancing Act of a Not-for-Profit introducing
Excellent article from Robert C. Harris…………….. Board meetings are called for the purpose of governance in accordance with the bylaws, policies and state law. They require a quorum of the
Try Feedforward Instead of Feedback print version Adapted from Leader to Leader, Summer 2002 by Marshall Goldsmith Providing feedback has long been considered to be an essential skill for leaders.
It seems as though each week ( maybe its even once a day…) I get the question, Terry, our Board wants to be a policy board but, what is that really and
Signe Holstein, CAE High-performing Boards don’t just happen—they are a product of planning and hard work. Building a strong and effective Board requires an articulated process that is part of
Executive Director Version française The Wildlife Rescue Association of BC (WRA) is a charitable society that has provided leadership in rehabilitating wildlife and promoting the welfare of wild animals in
Selection of Directors 1. What are the requirements for electing or appointing directors? 2. What should the size and composition of the board be? 3. Do the board and its
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
