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When should a board get its hands dirty?
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When should a board get its hands dirty?
Over the last 30 years Christian charities, churches and schools have echoed a catchy phrase as the gold standard of board governance: “noses in, hands out.” It neatly delineates roles: boards should engage in oversight and strategy without meddling in operations. The goal of such a posture was to liberate the principal, pastor or executive...
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