Corporate Governance, Charities & Nonprofit Organizations - Law, Organizational Behavior - General & Miscellaneous, Nonprofit Organizations - General & Miscellaneous, Corporation Law - General & Miscellaneous
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Synopsis
Are you giving your bylaws the attention they demand? Most nonprofits begin their existence by filing articles of incorporation with the state. Another critical step is to draft an initial set of bylaws to establish key governance rules - how to call meetings; what constitutes a quorum; how to elect, add, and remove board members; how to form committees; and more. Founding board members often get bogged down in drafting the initial bylaws, struggling to get the first set perfect and to cover every conceivable issue that might arise in the future. Or they blindly borrow a bylaws example, even though it may not fit their needs. A helpful approach is to start with very basic bylaws that cover major issues surrounding meetings and elections and then gradually amend those bylaws over time as the nonprofit matures and as new governance issues arise that were not clearly covered by the initial bylaws. Better Bylaws: Creating Effective Rules for Your NonpBook Details
Published
May 28, 2010
Publisher
National Center for Nonprofit Boards
Pages
102
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781586861186