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Building Higher-Impact Governing Bodies, Developing Rock-Solid Board-CEO Partnerships, and Taking Command of High-Stakes Change

What Are the Two Linchpins of a Successful Board-CEO Partnership?

Jul 4, 2014

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Board Development By Design

Jun 23, 2014

A Board-Savvy CEO Role My June 9 blog post described facilitating a “high-impact governing” work session for the Santa Clara Valley...

Deciding To Take An Excellent Board To The Next Level At VTA

Jun 9, 2014

Over the years, I’ve often reminded participants in my workshops on board and CEO leadership that an organization’s “Strategic Governing Team” – the...

A POWERFUL NEW CHANGE PLANNING TOOL

May 27, 2014

(This and the following four blog posts are adapted from my book Leading Out-of-the-Box Change www.leadingoutoftheboxchange.com). I’m happy to...

The Critical Board Chair-CEO Alliance

May 9, 2014

When the CEO of a national professional association began to talk with her board chair about the need for board capacity building, she realized she...

ASBJ Governance: The board president-superintendent leadership team

May 2, 2014

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The Board-Savvy CEO’s Role as Chief Governing Process Designer

May 1, 2014

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The Board Chair-CEO Partnership at the Capital District Transportation Authority

Apr 30, 2014

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THE BOARD-SAVVY CEO SEES THE BOARD AS A PRECIOUS ASSET

Mar 26, 2014

I’ve become adept at telling pretty quickly whether a CEO is board-savvy enough to succeed at building a really close, positive, and productive...

International Economic Development Council – Ed Now Feature: Building the Board Chair-CEO Partnership

Mar 23, 2014

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Doug Eadie’s professional passion and his company’s mission are to empower public and nonprofit organizations by building governing board capacity and developing rock-solid board chief executive partnerships. A nationally prominent organizational developer par excellence, Doug specializes in building the governing capacity of public school districts, public transit authorities, and economic development corporations.

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