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As Leaders of Light, we know that society has an incivility problem. From people to politics, from sports to schools, from travel to texting, incivility is everywhere — and it’s getting worse…
As Leaders of Light, we know that society has an incivility problem. From people to politics, from sports to schools, from travel to texting, incivility is everywhere — and it’s getting worse…
Last month, hundreds of leaders gathered at the Avalon Events Center in Fargo to attend the inaugural session of the Leading with Light leadership program. During the session…
Dakota Children’s Advocacy Center Executive Director, Paula Condol, shares how she is using the IMPACT framework with her Board of Directors to maximize impact
A dashboard isn’t worth much if it’s not measuring the right things. Thoughtful strategic planning is so important with the board and staff being meaningfully involved.
Hospice of the Red River Valley CEO, Tracee Capron, on why she’s never afraid to ask for help, and how cultivating relationships with her board has made a difference.
Measuring the health of an organization can be done by developing a set of performance metrics we at Impact Foundation refer to as an organizational dashboard.
Hospice Board Chair, Erik Barner, explains how a new, more comprehensive and qualitative dashboard has really helped facilitate dialogue among their Board of Directors.
Did you know? The CEO accounts for 60 percent of the organization’s success. Here we share more specific ways your board can support and grow your charity’s leader.
Perhaps no regional charity has embodied living as pioneers more than Jamestown-based Anne Carlsen Center, which now more than 4,000 individuals and families.
Having the right CEO accounts for most of the variance among the nonprofits that ultimately succeed and those that fail — about 60% according to some research.