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Sustainability is Within Our Grasp: Five Stages to Increased Sustainability | Stage 5 of 5 - Track, Report and Monitor Progress
This blog post is part of five articles on organizational sustainability. Related articles are noted at the end of the post. Stage 5: Track, Report and Monitor Progress We’ve already alluded to the fact that any sustainability strategy and goals must be tracked, results reported and monitored. Just as this holds true for any objectives the Board sets, sustainability is important to keep an eye on. Likely you already have a tracking, reporting and monitoring process, so rea
Angie McLeod
Aug 1, 20242 min read


Sustainability is Within Our Grasp: Five Stages to Increased Sustainability | Stage 2 of 5 Risk Assessment
This blog post is part of five articles on organizational sustainability. Related articles are noted at the end of the post. Stage Two: Risk Assessment The Risk Assessment component of improving sustainability builds on what was learned during the Organizational Audits and requires that the Board determine what is “acceptable” risk in several areas. As noted above, how you break out the areas that you assess or the concerns you examine depends on your current Board, what ha
Angie McLeod
Aug 1, 20245 min read


Sustainability is Within Our Grasp: Five Stages to Increased Sustainability | Stage 1 of 5: Organizational Audits
This blog post is part of five articles on organizational sustainability. Related articles are noted at the end of the post. Stage One: Organizational Audits An organizational audit evaluates areas of your organization that are considered vital to its functioning. It compares an element's performance to the desired performance to meet your business needs or goals. The focus of your audit may vary depending on your specific key issues or concerns. The three most common organi
Angie McLeod
Aug 1, 20241 min read


Thrive & Recruit: Building a Robust Board Recruitment Framework
Strategic board recruitment is essential. Too frequently, this strategic board priority is overlooked, and the opportunity to ensure a diverse, dynamic, healthy board is missed.
Whether your Board is functioning optimally or needs improvement, spring is an excellent time for board member recruitment planning.
Angie McLeod
May 8, 20242 min read


Sealing the Deal: Setting New Board of Director Members Up for Success
In “Mastering Non-Profit Board Recruitment: 6 Steps to Success”, we identify Board Recruitment as a core board function. A function made easier when the board communicates well, makes informed decisions, and oversees operations reasonably and responsibly. In other words, acts as a healthy board. Before starting your recruiting journey, there are a number of pre-planning activities to complete. Do you know what they are?
Angie McLeod
Jan 25, 20246 min read
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