Length: 45 Min

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Presenter(s):
Emily Davis

 
 
 

Where's Waldo? Finding & Keeping Great Board Members

Finding and keeping great board members can feel like an impossible task. Often, we make or ask for too big of a commitment too fast from board candidates. Strong board member engagement and retention begins with an intentional recruitment process. Avoid difficult board situations by starting with specific recruitment steps.

Learning Objectives:

After this webinar you will have:
  • Knowledge about a good recruitment timeline and activities
  • Clear expectations to set for the recruitment process and for board candidates
  • Intentional strategies for effectively engaging and retaining great board members

Course Format

This course is the recording of a live webinar and contains the slides and full audio from the original presentation (including Q & A sessions). Only a reasonably current version of FlashPlayer is needed to run this recording (most computers already have this installed).

About the Presenter(s)

Emily Davis is the President of Emily Davis Consulting, Fundraising and the Next Generation author; BoardSource Senior Governance Consultant; and 21/64 multigenerational family philanthropy certified advisor. She serves nonprofits and philanthropists through planning, facilitation, and publications on board governance, philanthropy, multigenerational issues, and nonprofit startup management.

Emily has served in board and staff leadership roles for local, national and international direct service and grant making nonprofits. Emily has served as a founder, grant maker, staff, and volunteer across a wide variety of organizations locally and nationally. She has her Masters in Nonprofit Management from Regis University and is certified in Essential Facilitation™ and ToP Facilitation™. Emily was named one of the 40 Under Forty in Boulder Valley in 2015.














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