With Thanksgiving less than a week away I’m thinking about community, the community that your nonprofit serves, and also the community within your organization. At

I once heard someone say that business executives on nonprofit boards too often leave their brains at the door. It’s unfortunate that some businesspeople who

Some chief executives use board sessions to do a lot of cheerleading and pointing to all the accomplishments they’ve presided over at their nonprofit. Since

Support for diversity, equity and inclusion, based on the values of mutual trust and respect, is at the core of a strong and productive organizational

Some people think that nonprofit leaders are anomalies, special people born with the skills and talents that evade the grasp of the rest of us.

Throughout my career I was fortunate to be guided by strong leaders and managers, when I worked on the family farm and in the cannery,