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Building a Better Board: Getting the Right People for the Job
Thursday, March 18 2010, 1:30pm - 3:30pm
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Seminar Description


Building a Better Board: Getting the Right People for the Job

Do you struggle to find great new board members – ones who will get engaged and take an active role on your board? Are your new board members not meeting your expectations? Do you have excessive board turnover? This seminar will address these all-too-common issues using the concept of The Board Building Cycle. Participants will get practical tips and tools to help find, recruit, elect, and retain qualified, engaged board members. This seminar is geared toward board members and staff who assist with board recruitment.

The seminar will be conducted by Amy Cahners and Susan Donahue, principals at the consulting firm of Cahners & Donahue Associates LLC. www.cahnersanddonahue.com . They serve nonprofits in the areas of board governance, strategic planning, and fundraising. Known for developing creative, customized and common-sense solutions to meet client challenges; their approach builds upon not only the industry best practices but also more than 30 years of their leadership experience in both for-profit and non-profit organizations. Notably, Amy served as board chair of Harvard Business School alumni pro bono consulting organization-Community Action Partner; and currently serves on the Board of Overseers of Newton Wellesley Hospital. Susan served as board chair of The Food Project; and currently serves as president of the Alumni Council of Phillips Academy Andover. Amy and Susan are on the faculty of the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston and have been frequent speakers at nonprofit conferences including the MNN/AGM Conference, Foundation for MetroWest, New Sector Alliance, and The Lenny Zakim Fund.
Location : Meeting Room, Cary Library, Lexington
Contact : Narain Bhatia

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