Executive Committiees are not one-size-fits-all. Roles or even the existence of a nonprofit Executive Committee must be based on the goals, size, needs and type of nonprofit. We compiled a group of articles that we think tackle the challenge of finding the right fit well. Read More
Ambiguity is that space between knowing something has to change and the final landing point. There's no question, ambiguity impacts teams; for some the potential is invigorating and for others the uncertainty causes anxiety. As leaders we must guide our teams regardless. Read More
The Jewish community has had more than its fair share of hardship in recent weeks. Inspired by Jewish professionals who have responded with tireless support for the community, we would like to share an idea for immediate implementation for each of the eight days of Chanukah. Read More
An executive committee can play a crucial role in strategic leadership. Regrettably, more often than fulfilling their true purpose – they serve only to preprocess board decisions. Here is a guide to what an executive committee should do – always, never, and sometimes. Read More
We all have tasks we need to complete.Without a plan, we may forget steps or not know where to start. And back tracking to remedy mistakes and oversights are usually more complex than getting it right the first time. A simple tool that helps to prevent these mistakes is the checklist. Read More
