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I Became a Born-Again Board Member
Making the most out of board membership
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Parallel Lives
Three board members who refused to give up on troubled buildings
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On the Record
The importance of taking accurate, relevant minutes
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When Conduct Becomes Objectionable
Coping with shareholder behavior that can’t be tolerated
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Running the Numbers
Demystifying the audit
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Internal Controls
Risk management practices for protecting co-op/condo money
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The Facts About Forensics
New breeds of account specialists
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The Road Map
How to read financial statements
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Management Reports
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