Board Governance

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  • Powerhouse boards bring energy to their work. They make good decisions on behalf of their mission. They are nimble, influential, effective, and connected. You may have seen such a board in your community—maybe you serve on one. If so, you know the joy when a group of people comes together and makes a difference.
  • This session will guide key practices for nonprofit leaders to effectively enhance and shepherd their organizations in intentional board development and recruitment programming.
  • Use these sample bylaws as a model for organizations without members.

  • Use these sample bylaws as a model for organizations without members.

  • This FREE webinar will assist nonprofit professionals in learning how board governance documents are essential for nonprofits and create a framework for accountability, operations, and decision-making.
  • Developed from ongoing nonprofit management research and the Center’s guide, Principles & Practices: Best Practices for North Carolina Nonprofits, this 6-session series facilitates learning, discussion, and fundamental management strategies around board governance, program design and evaluation, strategic planning, fundraising, financial management, and human resources.
  • This webinar will break down the most fundamental legal and ethical functions of the nonprofit board and highlight key strategies so that your board can govern more effectively.
  • The research report, Beyond Governance: Exploring the Intersection of Board Practices and Structure and Executive Leadership in North Carolina Nonprofits, explores the effectiveness of board governance in North Carolina nonprofit organizations, focusing on organizational factors, performance measures, board structure, and best practices.

  • This course equips participants with the knowledge and tools needed to increase organizational readiness and sustainability.
  • Join the North Carolina Community Action Association for a training workshop to learn about the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB’s) Uniform Guidance regulations.
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