Posts Tagged ‘board relationships’
Board Development in a Campaign Setting
A successful capital campaign often affects not just the financial position of the group, but also other areas. Your organization’s relationships with others can grow as a result of a successful campaign due to its board development, which can undergo a significant transition throughout a capital campaign. The Board’s Responsibilities There are a number of…
Read MoreBuilding External Constituencies and Departmental Fundraising
University departmental isolationism is a thing of the past. The watchword of twenty-first century academe is engagement. University Deans have seen the terms advancement, development, and fund raising added to their job description. Now department heads are being presented with the same challenge.
Read MoreWhat to Do When You Really Disagree with a Board Decision
Have you ever been in a situation where the board has made a decision that you think is very, very wrong, and will have severe negative consequences for the organization? Or where you think an important decision has been railroaded through? As a board member myself and something of a contrarian, I’ve found myself in…
Read MoreWorking through “Board Follies”
When money is concerned, so is every issue under the sun.
Read More10 Quick Ways to Improve Board Meetings
Great ideas for improving meetings.
Read MoreBoard Development in a Campaign Setting
Capital campaigns often represent significant evolutionary points in the life of an organization.
Read MoreResuscitating your Board
Board lost its edge? Follow these guidelines to bring new
Read MoreProtocol and Deference are Important to Business Success
A person who knows protocol and shows deference at the right times has an important skill.
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