July 6, 2011

Resource Type: Webinars

Managing Employee, Volunteer and Board Discontent

In a perfect world every nonprofit employee, volunteer and board member would be content" 100% of the time. Few if any nonprofits live in such a world. This webinar will explore the risks associated with stakeholder discontent and offer practical...

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July 25, 2010

Resource Type: Risk Management Essentials

Vol. 20, No. 2, Summer 2010

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July 7, 2010

Resource Type: Webinars

House of Cards or House of Brick? Evaluating Organizational Structure

A nonprofit’s mission requires a solid foundation on which to deliver services. Many nonprofits are at risk of not realizing their missions because the underlying structure of the organization isn’t as solid as it needs to be. Or perhaps the...

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January 25, 2010

Resource Type: Risk Management Essentials

Vol. 19, No. 1, Winter 2010

Download PDF What's Inside Going Up? Elevator Talk, Risk Management and the Nonprofit Board Online Social Networks, Cyber Risk and Your Nonprofit: What You Need to Know

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January 6, 2010

Resource Type: Webinars

House of Sand or Foundation of Stone: The Board of Directors/Trustees

The first webinar of 2010 will examine methods for evaluating and addressing governance risks. The program will examine a wide range of topics including the composition of the board and best practices for empowering the board to discharge its legal...

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May 7, 2008

Resource Type: Webinars

Developing and Managing Conflict of Interest Policies

The best way to manage conflicts of interest is before they land your nonprofit on the front page of the local newspaper. A well constructed, clearly written conflict of interest policy, familiar to board and staff, can protect the organization...

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October 3, 2007

Resource Type: Webinars

Outdated or Poorly Written Governing Documents: What Are the Risks and What Can You Do?

Bylaws, board minutes, codes of conduct, and other governance policies need to be clearly written and reflect how your nonprofit operates or they are of little value in protecting the organization. Their purpose is to provide commonality of behavior, which...

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June 6, 2007

Resource Type: Risk eNews

What Basic Insurance Coverage Should a Nonprofit Consider?

The first issue for any nonprofit seeking to purchase insurance is to find an experienced, trustworthy insurance agent or broker who understands and specializes in serving nonprofit organizations. Nonprofits are different from commercial businesses and public agencies, and are best...

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January 17, 2007

Resource Type: Webinars

Engaging the Board in Forecasting and Managing Risk

Ideally, you want managing risk to be second nature to your board and senior managers. Sign on for this 1-hour online program and then point the board towards an enlightened understanding of risk and risk taking. Learn how to keep...

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June 8, 2005

Resource Type: Webinars

The Board’s Role in Risk Management

Risk is inherent in nonprofit organizations as in every other sector of the economy. One of the roles of the board is to ensure the systematic identification of the risks that threaten the mission and survival of a nonprofit organization....

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