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3 Ways To Keep Your Board From Getting Bored

forbes.com Mar 30 2015 BoardBlogs

I serve as a volunteer on the board of directors of a national non-profit with a multi-million dollar budget. When we get together, the stakes are high, and it’s important to our busy CEO that we make good use of our time. While at our most recent quarterly board meeting, I [...]
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