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Writer's pictureJ.L. Nave

Board Success Equals Your Success




As a leader, it's important to remember that you and the board share a common goal: what's best for the organization.


So, here are three key points to keep in mind to ensure the success of both you and the board.


Shared Purpose


The success of the board directly impacts your ability to be an effective leader.


It's crucial to align your vision and goals with the board's mission for the organization.


By working together towards a common purpose, you can create a powerful synergy that drives positive change and growth.


Leverage a Strong Board


A board comprised of dedicated and skilled individuals can provide invaluable support and guidance.


Recognize their expertise and tap into their collective wisdom.


Engage them in meaningful discussions, seek their input, and empower them to contribute their unique perspectives.


A strong board will enhance your leadership capabilities and elevate the organization's performance.


Embrace Collaboration


Leading an arts or cultural organization can be a demanding role, but remember, you don't have to do it all by yourself.


Utilize the strengths and talents of your board members.


Delegate tasks, foster teamwork, and encourage collaboration.


By sharing responsibilities, you'll not only lighten your workload but also promote a sense of shared ownership and accomplishment among the board and staff.



Always manage with the belief that the board's success is your success.


Recognize the shared purpose, leverage the strength of your board, and embrace collaboration.


By working together harmoniously, you'll create an environment where everyone thrives, and your arts or cultural organization can reach new heights.


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