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Role Models
The duties of the president, treasurer and secretary and differing approaches of nine board members.
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A Conversation About a Conflict of Interest
A non-resident shareholder wants to run for the board solely to change sublet rules. Is this legal?
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The Gadfly
Why boards should embrace those who seek out knowledge - and follow suit.
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Letting Go
Before burning out, board presidents should consider naming a successor and sharing responsibility.
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I Like It. I Really Like It.
A board president finds his time on the board rewarding.
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No Thanks
Being on the board can be a thankless job. Only work-at-home sadomasochists need apply.
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A Conversation About: Conflict of Interest
Is it a conflict of interest for a board member who is suing the co-op to remain on the board?
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Lessons From a Lifer
The co-op and me: lessons from a lifer.
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