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News about Zimmerman Lehman 1.
NEWS Ann Lehman faciliated a Gender Equality Principles Roundtable (January 6, 2012) on the How To Comply with New Anti-Human Trafficking Law. Effective January 1, 2012, the California Transparency in Supply Chain Act requires companies with $100 million in annual worldwide revenues to publicly address human trafficking risks in their supply chains. See SF Chroncile article about roundtable. Board and Governance Issues for Startup Organization. One of the most critical tasks in forming a new nonprofit organization is choosing a board of directors to oversee the agency. Who should serve on your initial board? What are the most common traits and qualities that enable boards to lead effectively and creatively? Author and consultant Robert Zimmerman will explain the roles and responsibilities of successful boards and offer practical tips in recruiting, orienting, and working with board members. Robert M. Zimmerman is the author of Boards That Love Fundraising. Watch the Webinar. Nonprofit
Management 101: A Complete and Practical Guide for Leaders and Professionals
by Darian Rodriguez Heyman, former Executive Director of Craigslist
Foundation. (Released May 2011.) Bob Zimmerman wrote the chapter
in this book on boards and fundraising - there is an excerpt below!
A comprehensive handbook for leading a successful nonprofit. This book
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Paperback 688 pages (Available for $22-$35) May 2011, Jossey-Bass. Read
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KEY PRINCIPLES TO SUCCESSFUL BOARD FUNDRAISING ZimNotes, subscribe to our free eNewsletter, includes a new article of interest to the nonprofit sector in each issue and our nonprofit quiz. Below is the most recent article or or check our former articles. 4.
Workshops by Zimmerman Lehman Testimonials If you are interested in exploring having a workshop for your Board or staff, please call 415.986.8330 or email. See recent and private workshops by Zimmerman Lehman. Each month ZimNotes features a nonprofit quiz. The correct answer is below. Regular ZimNotes readers should have no problem answering these questions; for those that get them wrong you may need to review older ZimNotes articles or check our free resources section. Question: Board minutes should do all of following except: a)
Summarize briefly the high point of discussion items Answer: b Decisions should be summarized and recorded (with votes), as should all the actions that anyone agreed to do with a list of "who said they would do what, and when." This last point is often neglected and encourages a lack of accountability. Ridiculously long, "he said/she said" minutes are a waste of every one's time. There may be an exception for a controversial decision or a very long and strategic discussion, but generally all discussions/decisions should be no more than one to two paragraphs. For more information see How Does the Board Govern and Evaluate Itself? © 2011 Zimmerman Lehman This
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