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When “No” Means “Maybe”
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Admissions / Rating Your Questions
A couple selling their Upper West Side apartment finds their buyer rejected by the board. Also, what should you ask at the admissions interview?
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Punishing a President
How to cope with board members “punishing” a president for past decisions.
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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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Board Talk: A Conversation About Monthly Financials
A conversation about monthly financials.
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The Art of Leadership
Two portraits and two lessons from two dramatic leaders.
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New Liability Ruling: How Does It Affect Boards?
How does a new liability ruling affect boards?
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Tips from a Treasurer
Advice from a veteran treasurer.
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The Talking Cure
Talking as a way of doing.
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The Tao of Governing
Thirty years ago the co-op and condo conversion wave was just revving up. What will the next 30 years bring?
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