Don Lee | September 20, 2012
It's really the staff's job to position the board to do their best work―and most of that boils down to excellent communication and clarity of expectations.
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Kelsey Menehan | April 5, 2012
Some words to the wise for those who are new to a chorus board of directors.
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Dennis Walsh | December 1, 2011
The majority of choruses in North America are all-volunteer organizations, from the singers who give their musical talent to the board members who run the organization. This poses special challenges for the treasurer in safeguarding and managing the finances. Here is a guide to keep your chorus transparent and accountable.
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Matthew Sigman | October 1, 2011
Assembling the ideal board is less about fundraising prowess and more about about balancing the right skills.
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Catherine Dehoney | September 15, 2011
Have you been asked to serve as the chair of development committee? Here's what you need to know to tackle this important job and ensure the future of your chorus.
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Eric Fraint | September 15, 2011
There are good reasons to have an audit even if it is not legally required. Audits provide an objective financial view of your organization. A few simple steps can make the process go more smoothly and keep the costs down.
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