Board Self-Assessment Tools And Practices
Is Your New Board Ready to Conduct Self-Assessments? Learn How to Measure and Optimize Board Performance
With your new or returning board members starting to settle in, now is the time to get them used to regularly conducting self-assessments to evaluate how well the Board fulfills its responsibilities, adheres to state and federal laws, and meets fiduciary obligations. You can also measure your board’s effectiveness in collaborating with staff, fundraising, planning, and evaluation.
You need to choose an appropriate self-assessment tool and analyze the results. Each director can evaluate their personal performance as a board member or the entire board can review how well it is performing its governance function.
Nonprofit board consultant Cathy Allen will share the specific steps your board can follow to conduct a self-assessment. You will learn how to use the results to improve your board’s effectiveness and your entire organization.
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- ["Help volunteers who serve nonprofit organizations as board members understand their unique role, embrace their responsibilities, and organize their work for maximum effectiveness and minimum headache","Launched The Board Doctor, LLC in 2016","Previously owned Creative Option C, LLC, a nonprofit organizational development firm for almost 15 years","Had a long career in state and local government, environmental advocacy, and candidate and issue campaigns","Certificate in Nonprofit Board Consulting from BoardSource","Certificate in Nonprofit Financial Management from the Nonprofit Leadership Center of Tampa Bay","Certificate in Nonprofit Management from the Center for Nonprofit Resources (Toledo)","Graduated from The Ohio State University with a degree in history and political science"]
