Author: Donald Crandlemire

The challenges of tackling campus rape, harassment

Getting it wrong can have harsh implications for students, parents and schools alike

How to approach a proposed merger of nonprofits

They present issues that go far beyond conventional corporate transactions

Should your organization continue to operate as a nonprofit?

Operating a nonprofit is a means to an end, but not an end in and of itself

Nonprofit boards and effective governance

Questions every board member should ask about processes and procedures

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