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To heal a paper cut, I slap on a band-aid and forget about it. For a headache, I take an aspirin. But, something more serious like chest pains require more than a quick fix. They require a skilled doctor to research my medical history, run tests, and ultimately make an educated decision on the root of the pain. Only then, can the illness be treated.
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Presentation of Matt Robinson (NPS AT) at MARPC meeting on Oct. 25, 2014 (attached)
It presents the potential for much heavier reporting requirements (see attached draft)
We have recently had problems with the Professional Trail Builders Association related to our trail crews. The below article in Nonprofit Quarterly gives examples of cases.
Fair or Foul? A Review of Federal Tax Laws Governing Unfair Competition
Every nonprofit board has had the experience of having board positions open and being unable to fill them with highly qualified people. The usual response from qualified candidates is that they are too busy to be accept a board position. However, the real reasons, never voiced if speaking privately, are that they perceive the nonprofit decision process to be too slow, board agendas loaded with minutiae, presentations that take up more time than they should, unfocused discussion, etc.
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This guide provides ideas, insight and resources for Board Chairs or the staff coordinating a board at an association, club or non-profit. We hope this guide helps you invigorate your board, so that board members are engaged, fully participating, and the team operates at optimal capacity to help move your organization forward.
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