In a time of crisis, and certainly we are in such a time, it’s not on the chief executive to do it all. Today, it is imperative that we look to the partnership between the chief executive and the board. It is the community they form that must step up.
In the current global state, everyone is looking for direction in staying financially afloat. For synagogue leadership: lay and professional, there are lots of issues and concerns to consider.The following 10 tips will hopefully provide guidance in navigating these choppy waters. Read More
If you’re waiting for the “green-light” to press the resume button on Jewish life as it was four weeks ago, you’re missing the boat. We need to lean into this once-in-a-generation opportunity to redefine normal, and young leaders need to be at the forefront of this change. Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has made the lives of all nonprofits far more difficult. But this is why having a good relationship with your board is so vital. With that in mind, here are eight things to keep in mind as you engage with your board during this crisis. Read More
People are isolated and frightened. Every passing day there is a greater chance that someone you know will be suffering. And what we crave most in scary times, we can't have; connection. Here are 5 steps to take now to build relationships, create connections and meaning. Read More
