Govern more, manage less harnessing the power of your nonprofit board
"Boards should primarily govern and not manage. As many nonprofit board members and chief executives know, this is more easily said than done, is simpler in theory than in practice. Though nonprofit leaders may agree in principle, they often have differences of opinion about the appropriate spheres...
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Washington, DC :
BoardSource,
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
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