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Your community needs your leadership now, more than ever. Serving on a nonprofit board allows you to use your passions, skills, and expertise to strengthen and shape your community.
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We prepare you, then pair you!
Learn the essential logistics and operations of serving on a nonprofit board in an online, self-paced training environment. Once you’re certified, you’ll be matched with a nonprofit and can quickly and easily apply for a board position.
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The Benefits of Asking for A Board Bio
The board bio is replacing resumes in the board recruitment and interview process. Here's why. During the board recruitment and interview process, we recommend that you ask to review a candidate's board ...
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Why You Shouldn’t Recruit for Cultural Fit
Seeking individuals who fit best with your existing culture maintains the status quo and prevents progress. Here's what to do instead. Core values define what is truly important to an ...
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Assessing New Opportunities to Maximize Alignment
Use these 5 questions to help you identify mutual value and benefit to your organization, while guiding your next steps in the decision-making process. Establishing successful business partnerships and fruitful ...
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Determining Best Fit: Questions to Ask During the Nonprofit Board Interview
Why do we want leaders who are eager to do good work in the community to slow down and ask critical questions? These answers might surprise you. Board service is ...
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Building a Business Case for Nonprofit Board Diversity
Diversity in the boardroom continues to be a topic of conversation for all sectors and most definitely deserves to be an area of consistent focus. Does a traditional board of ...
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7 Key Qualities of Excellent Nonprofit Board Members
It is widely accepted that the success of a nonprofit organization is dependent on the effectiveness of its members. Organizations must be diligent in recruiting nonprofit board members to fill ...
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