Before burning out, board presidents should consider naming a successor and sharing responsibility.
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Letting Go
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Every Voice Counts
The importance of communication.
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Carried Away
It's not often clear when boards overreach themselves.
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Group Mind
A board member asks: the president of our board often takes on most of the work for himself. Is this a good way to operate?
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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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L Is For Lawyer
When do you use your attorney?
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O Is For Officer
What are the duties of the president, VP, treasurer, and secretary?
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When to Break a Confidence
Can you reveal to the owners that a board member is leaking information to the super about confidential board discussions?
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Board Talk: Two Seats, One Member
Can a board member hold two positions at one time?
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(Don’t) Let Them Eat Cake
Dealing with weighty issues.
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