This week, Time Magazine revealed its Person of the Year – the Protestor (an appropriate choice). Here are some of my favorite posts of the week in the areas of nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, philanthropy, and social enterprises:
- Nonprofitslaw: Detecting and Preventing Fraud and Embezzlement in Your Nonprofit Organization bit.ly/uVWgib by Venable
- Nonprofitslaw: The Nuts and Bolts of Lobbying for 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(6) Exempt Organizations bit.ly/v8ZRyK by Venable
- GTak: What is Good Governance – bit.ly/uJJv7E via @FCSanFrancisco – bit.ly/vdDOmu
- GTak: Beyond Financial Oversight: Expanding the Board's Role in Pursuit of Sustainability – bit.ly/sCRH9F – programmatic sustainability too
- charitylawyer: Yes Virginia, Nonprofit Directors Really Can be Held Liable for An Insolvent Nonprofit’s Debts: lnkd.in/qgVeQj
- GTak: The Inclusive Nonprofit Boardroom: Leveraging the Transformative Potential of Diversity – bit.ly/rMNO9J – need genuine integration
- emilychan: California Loosens Its Geographically-Based Restriction on Property Tax Exemptions for Nonprofits bit.ly/s7k9rm [by Ofer Lion]
- npquarterly: Cohen tells us his top seven philanthropy predictions for 2012 owl.li/80AEE
- emilychan: Who Owns an Employee's Twitter and Other Online Accounts? bit.ly/sx0bOt via @npquarterly
- socentlaw: Benefit Corporation signed into law in New York! 1.usa.gov/skR0Hx
- GTak: Why I Protest: Dr. Arthur Chen of Oakland, California time.com/time/specials #occupy #personoftheyear
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