Here are some of my favorite posts of the week in the areas of nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, philanthropy, and social enterprises:

• p2173: Oh this is good – I hit a nerve about transparency and risk – will be back there to respond to great comments coming in http://bit.ly/bzLmUT
• nonprofitlawyer: Seattle Foundation provides data on 700 nonprofits – @ssstrom article http://nyti.ms/cU7faG and Siegel's analysis http://bit.ly/d0EXXK
• GTak: Good, easy to understand nonprofit lobbying resources on @IndSector website: http://bit.ly/9Nik5T
• robertegger: Salon – Why charities should be political http://ow.ly/2BOJ1
• npmaven: Quote on board meetings of importance by @alicekorngold inspired new post. Do members leave feeling fulfilled? http://is.gd/eWMLi
• nff_news: Mergers: they're not just a for-profit concept. How #nonprofits use mergers and alliances, with @TomMcLaughlin01: http://bit.ly/blcxI8
• tactphil: Are "diverse revenue streams" good for nonprofit or harmful? http://ow.ly/2BaOH
• Philanthropy: Corporate Gifts to Congressional Charities Raise Questions http://ht.ly/18U8V5

• Montero: Excellent! short & 2 d point RT @OKL: To Define Social Enterprise (not saying we need to), Focus On The Results http://bit.ly/9X5Ha9
• saduros: Bob Lang and the L3C get a mention in the Chronicle of Philanthropy as tool in job creation toolbox http://bit.ly/btstyM

• lucymarcus: My thoughts – Beyond Optics: Why Board Diversity Really Matters http://bit.ly/bowbd
• board_member: Executive comp is No. 1 issue for directors on our Top 10 Concerns for Directors and General Counsel list http://bit.ly/aMIeDS

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