Being appointed to chair a committee is the easy part. This practical advice, tested in the real world, will help ensure success.

It’s important to consider whether endowment fundraising is right for your chorus and to carefully plan before taking the leap.

Here are more techniques for both conductors and singers to consider after reading the article "Is It Okay to Ask Questions During Rehearsal" by Kelsey Menehan.

When do partnerships add value and when do they distract from a chorus’s mission?  Philadelphia’s venerable Mendelssohn Club explores the spectrum of collaboration, from artistic to administrative.

In Detroit, music and arts organizations are pooling their resources to buy management expertise. That's how Erica Battle, a certified public accountant, stepped into her position as executive director of the Detroit Children's Choir. Here she talks with Chorus America about the shared services model that has been successful in Detroit, her new role, and her recent experience at October's Chorus Management Institute.

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.