Building better boards
Tips for cultivating more youth and expertise and how to handle rogue board members. Plus, how one group retooled its governance
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Pawlenty among trade group CEOs backing Rubio for president
Departure of Jeb Bush from presidential race frees his supporters to back Marco Rubio, but Trump's momentum will be hard to stop Rubio Some of the most politically active association leaders are now endorsing and fundraising for Marco Rubio, even as Donald Trump continues to solidify his lead in the race to be the Republican candidate for president.
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When the board needs a redesign: warning signs and tips
A lack of positive signs may also signal the need for a governance checkup Jamie Orlikoff Related content
Read MoreWhat to do when a board member becomes a troublemaker
Attorneys who work with associations say top executives must educate their board members about a volunteer's responsibilities Association CEOs are essentially employees of their boards, so what happens when one of their bosses does something that could potentially put the organization in legal trouble, or does something to compromise a CEO's authority? In other words, what's a CEO to do when a board member goes rogue?
Read MoreEducation, policy job openings among hardest to staff
Analysis of 250 job searches identifies those positions that will pose the greatest difficulty for association hiring managers
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Board-driven process key to governance changes at ACC
CEO Shal Jacobovitz encouraged board members to look at governance, decide if change was needed; then he got out of the wayShal Jacobovitz Related content
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