10 Things That Drive Executive Directors Nuts
Today I offer you my take on the top ten toughest things about being an Executive Director. And some color commentary and maybe an antidote for each.
Today I offer you my take on the top ten toughest things about being an Executive Director. And some color commentary and maybe an antidote for each.
Useless meetings? I have had my share. Bet you have too. Well, over a recent break, I discovered the antidote with a hat tip from a friend and colleague.
I have 3 holiday gift ideas. Inexpensive, meaningful, and easy. You can pull off within a week. AND not expensive to ship if your team is virtual.
Today, I want to help you think about how to handle criticism without anger or defensiveness so that it doesn’t blow up into a full-blown crisis.
It turns out I have a pretty mixed track record when it comes to giving career advice. A story for another day. But you know who gives the best career advice? My wife. And the advice she once gave me is a perfect example…
Here are 8 habits that all great nonprofit leaders have in common. Habit 4? Ask really good questions…
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You hate your board, really? I get it. But I need to be honest, I’m kind of over folks complaining about their boards.
Are you a board member and you don’t know where to begin? I offer you a recipe for an effective, and very simple Executive Director performance review.
Why do so many nonprofit boards fall down on one of their biggest single responsibilities? The annual performance review of their Executive Director.
Make a list of friends and family. Consider causes they are engaged in. Get involved. Write a check. But that’s just the start…
You have made a transition to nonprofit leadership. It’s quite different here. Here are some tips.