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Nonprofit Mergers, Acquisitions and Dissolutions
Thursday, February 16
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As nonprofits emerge from the Covid era, many are wondering what path forward provides the best possibility of continuing and improving their ability to fulfill their mission. They have struggled with their finances. They have lost staff. The external world has changed. For many executives and their boards, burnout is real. Any yet, the need for their work continues, and is often growing.

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Nonprofit Bylaw Review

Don Kramer will review and comment on your own current or proposed bylaws

Do your Bylaws reflect the way you actually operate? Do they protect the interests of those who should be protected? Do they spell out clearly how to deal with governance issues? Or do they create uncertainty for those who have to implement them?

Most nonprofits don't spend a lot of time looking at their Bylaws until there is a question or a dispute. That's when you need bylaws that are clear and unambiguous, so your questions on how to proceed are already answered. That's when bad bylaws can lead to unnecessary controversies or even costly litigation. Nonprofit Issues editor Don Kramer will review your current or proposed Bylaws to see if they work for you.

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SAY THAT AGAIN?

January 30, 2023
A recent article in the New York Times on a growing need to deal with childhood obesity said that obesity is defined as having a body-mass index reading at or above the 95th percentile compared to others of the same sex and age. The next paragraph said that many experts “took comfort” in the fact that just 5% of children were obese and it did not seem like a pressing problem.

It would be even less pressing if they defined obesity at the 97th percentile.

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Increasing Gender Diversity on the Boards of Nonprofit Eds and Meds: Why and How to Do It

This report provides a rare inside view on barriers women face to selection and success that are particular to nonprofit organizations and makes specific recommendations on how to improve the gender ratio.
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