VOLUME 29, NUMBER 6
November/December 2011





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Articles In This Issue:

Capacity What-ing? (Glasrud, Bruce)
What you think you require for the future may not be what you actually need.

Creating Alliances (Fernsler, Terrence)
This comprehensive book provides a road map to alliances that work.

Executive Presence: What It Is & How to Get It (Long, Stephen)
Do you have executive presence? Here's how to tell.

Nested at the Heart: A New Approach to Nonprofit Leadership (Duta, Andrei)
A new leadership paradigm - the nucleus model - puts the board-CEO relationship at the center of everything.

Nonprofit Briefs (Misc)
A collection of brief articles with news and tips on nonprofit management and leadership.

Organizational Culture: It's in the Walk, Not Just the Talk (Sturm, Paul, Denice Hinden, & Paige Teegarden)
Your organization's culture has never been more important. How well do you understand it?

Should You Let Members See Personnel Documents (Temkin, Terrie)
Is this a case of too much transparency?

Something Is Missing: The First Step in Evaluation (Are you skipping the most important step?)
Russon, Karen

Take Your Training into Your Hands (Gassner Otting, Laura)
In the nonprofit sector, the career path for executives is nebulous and undefined. You need to chart your own course.

The Main Ingredient (Wilson, Robert)
Is there one attribute that will make you successful? And if so, how do you develop it?

The Special Relationship: Nurturing the CEO-Board Chair Bond (Fram, Eugene)
Here are tips to assure the best possible partnership between the board chair and CEO

Unlock Fundraising Potential with Affinity Marketing (Halliday, Steve)
Many nonprofits shy away from this form of fundrasing, but it can work beautifully if you take an active part in making it succeed.

Volunteers: Recruit, Place & Retain the Best (Schwab, Keri)
Using simple techniques, you can tap into the talents and productivity of both paid and volunteer staff.

What Should You Focus on During Challenging Times? (Davis, Emily)
What are the most important steps?