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How to Recruit and Retain Young Board Members

Not-for-profit organizations are constantly trying to recruit and retain quality members for their board of directors (board).  An ingredient for a quality board is diversity in ideology and thought process.  One easy way to create a diverse culture within a board is to recruit and retain young professionals.
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Using Your Form 990 to Spotlight Your Organization

Form 990 is the form the Internal Revenue Service requires each tax-exempt organization to file yearly. Form 990 is a public document that anyone can review, including possible donors, lenders, and potential future board members.  So, instead of just trying to get it filed with the least amount of effort
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Utilizing Nonprofit Boards to Fullest Potential

It’s no secret that a major key to success for nonprofit organizations lies with the strength of its volunteer board of directors.  Board engagement is a practice that many nonprofit entities both strive for and struggle to maintain.
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Data Security for Not-for-Profit Organizations

If you are a not-for-profit organization you may be wondering what is the big deal surrounding data security?  Aren’t data breaches confined to the big companies like Target, Home Depot, and Sony?  Why would our mission-oriented not-for-profit that helps others be a target of an attack? The reason not-for-profits are
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Why is IRS Form 990 so Important?

Form 990 is the annual information return filed by tax-exempt organizations with the Internal Revenue Service, and provides a wealth of information to the IRS and to readers of the return. Form 990 is a public document, meaning anyone can ask to see your association’s 990, and you are required
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Electing a Young Board Member

Before you elect any board member the first step is to figure out which type of person you would like to choose. You want to consider their experience, qualifications, skills and commitment, but what about age?
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Not-for-Profit Governance: Fraud Risk Assessment

Governance of not-for-profit organizations is important for the sustainability and future impact of the not-for-profit 's mission. One key governance function is risk management and one specific area of risk management relates to fraud risk.
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