Here are some of my favorite posts of the week in the areas of nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, philanthropy, and social enterprises:
- IndSector: Check out our NEW Resource Center for Good Governance & Ethical Practice! http://ow.ly/4Bimi
- npquarterly: Jeanne Bell proposes expanded role for board finance committees – beyond oversight, toward sustainability http://ow.ly/4I528
- CynthiaRRowland: Here's a great article on Risk Management: Uncommon Sense by Melanie Herman http://tinyurl.com/425n233
- LawForChange: Four things the boards of nonprofits should understand about operating reserves. http://bit.ly/eXIgFj
- Philanthropy: Is The Three Cups of Tea Controversy Painting the Wrong Picture About the Nonprofit World? http://ow.ly/4Ii2A
- IndSector: New: Check out the IS 112th Legislative Agenda, incl. legislative priorities & policy positions http://ow.ly/4HB9d
- GregLColvin: Let’s Compare the Constitutional Amendments Proposed after Citizens United -OurFuture.org http://bit.ly/gaUwcc
- TrustEnabler: Heading to Your First Nonprofit Board Meeting? Here's What You Need to Know | Fast Company: http://bit.ly/gXIioq
- TrustEnabler: KPMG Q: Does the board have the resources it needs to exercise leadership and maintain accountability? http://goo.gl/pxnkv
- gaylegifford: What's in your nonprofit board member contract? Here's one sample: http://tinyurl.com/46qjzsr
- gaylegifford: Why nonprofit board chairs shouldn't boss the CEO http://bit.ly/msOEMa
- nonprofitlawyer: Boston sends 'tax' bills to major nonprofits http://bit.ly/eT58ee @pndblog // Recent report on taxing tax-exempt sector http://bit.ly/eU5uvf
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