This post originally appeared at www.extraordinaryceo.com. Since it is pertinent to to leading strategic change in any kind of public or nonprofit...
Year: 2015
Fear: the Insidious Foe of Positive Organizational Change
This post originally appeared at www.extraordinaryceo.com. Since it applies to all nonprofit and public organizations, I'm re-posting it here. My...
Fear: the Insidious Foe of Positive Organizational Change
My most recent article at this blog, “Board Composition as a Conscious Growth Tool,” shared some really good news. The governance committee of a...
Don’t Unwittingly Invite Micro-management!
A superintendent called me earlier this week, asking if I’d be interested in presenting a governance training workshop for her school board. She...
Board Composition As a Conscious Growth Tool
I recently sat in on a special work session of the governance committee of the board of directors of a large and influential aging services...
Greenlight Pinellas: A Pothole On The Road To Ultimate Success
Residents of Pinellas County, Florida who, like me, are strong supporters of expanding public transportation options in this increasingly gridlocked...
Greenlight Pinellas: A Pothole on the Road to Ultimate Success
Residents of Pinellas County, Florida who, like me, are strong supporters of expanding public transportation options in this increasingly gridlocked...
Jeff Thomson: From For-Profit Executive To Nonprofit Association CEO
Jeff Thomson has been tremendously successful and has found deep satisfaction as President and CEO of IMA (the Association of Accountants and...
Jeff Thomson: From For-Profit Executive to Nonprofit Association CEO
Jeff Thomson has been tremendously successful and has found deep satisfaction as President and CEO of IMA (the Association of Accountants and...
There’s a Right Way to Involve Your Board in Governance Self-Assessment
Our previous post, “Don’t Get Caught in the Board Self-Assessment Trap,” tells the true story of a GM who’d been talked into having his board...