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Stories from the Field: Boston Children’s Chorus
Frederick Douglas once said “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” That quote has resonated with me since the day I discovered it, and I would imagine Hubie Jones had a...
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Avoiding Brain Freeze: Wellness in the Workplace
CC image by kroszk@ Working in the arts can be extremely stressful. Coordinating exhibits, performances and openings takes much work, organization and cooperation. Personally, I love controlled chaos...
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Board Membership: Finding the Right Fit
photo: IIP State As an emerging leader, it can be difficult finding a nonprofit board to join. I am full of passion, curiosity, hunger and drive, but figuring out the right organization in which to...
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Creating the 21st Century Board
Editor’s note: Over the next two weeks, we’ll feature posts around the final convening of our Chief Executive Program, The Summit at Sundance. We invite you to participate in an online discussion of...
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Saying What We Mean
Last January, at NAS’ Chief Executive Program convening The New Nature of Relevance, I listened as participants discussed the language we use to communicate about the nonprofit cultural field. Some...
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Are You a Board Member or a Bored Member?
Photo by danielmoyle via Flickr As a leader who has a strong interest in boards and governance, I try to stay current on publications and discussions about board engagement. I have heard and read many...
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The Young and the Restless: Taking the Right Career Path
As an emerging leader, the road to professional success seems long and confusing. We experience the daily tension of being where we are with where we want to be. Particularly in a recovering economy,...
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