Dealing With Difficult Executive Directors: Tips for Nonprofit Boards (Charity Village)

Executive directors who feel their nonprofit was more successful over the past year also feel more supported by their board across all key tasks and responsibilities.

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Are you an executive director dealing with a difficult board? Read the first article in Charity Village’s two-part series for tips on how to improve the situation

There are many of the ways a board can find an executive director to be challenging.

“Beyond EDs who have something to hide or who think they know better than the board or who are prone to controlling tendencies, there could also be skills or knowledge gaps, lack of experience, or struggles between the ED and staff…”

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June 12, 2024