All Entries Tagged With: "Non Profit Law Blog"
More On Mergers And Alliances
I have had non-profit mergers on the mind of late due to some personal experience so it is no wonder that two entries on the subject from different blogs caught my attention today. The first was a book review by Gene Takagi at Non-Profit Law blog. He recommends Nonprofit Mergers & Alliances by Thomas A. [...]
Things To Ponder: Who Is Your CEO?
Gene Takagi at the always enlightening Nonprofit Law Blog links to a two part entry on why the title of the senior leader of a non-profit should transition from Executive Director to President/CEO. The argument made in the pieces is that the person in that position gains credibility within and without of the organization. Takagi [...]
Consolidating Back Office In Columbus
I was listening to NPR this weekend and caught a story about Columbus Association for the Performing Arts CAPA, a Columbus, OH organization which area arts organizations have contracted to perform administrative functions. About a year ago, I wrote about the excellent series the Non Profit Law blog did on the experiences non-profits have encountered [...]
Info You Can Use: Intern or Employee?
A few weeks ago I did an entry on the social impacts and elements of internships in the arts and very briefly referred to the question of whether unpaid internships were legal. It only occurred to me later that the whole legality question wasn’t really dealt with very well. I read a lot about it, [...]
Board Stories (Plus Board Development Scholarship Info)
I don’t often see blog entries on someone’s practical experience solving board related problems so I was pleased to follow a link on a Non Profit Law blog Tweets of the Week Entry to BoardSource’s Board Life Matters blog. There Melissa Sines talks about her experience on a board experiencing Battered Board Syndrome in the [...]
Info You Can Use: Employee or Independent Contractor
As usual, the folks at the Non-Profit Law Blog provide some useful links. I will quickly point out a short piece about the Senate has recently passing a jobs bill that will provide incentives to hire and keep employees. The measure would exempt private employers, including nonprofit groups, from paying their share of Social Security [...]
BoardChemistry.com
Boards seem to be a real hot topic recently. Thanks to a massive blogroll listing on the Clyde Fitch Report, I became aware of a ArtPride NJ blog post pondering why Gen X/Y is not well represented on non-profit boards. Leonard Jacobs of the Clyde Fitch report also weighed in on the subject of boards [...]