Monthly Archives: March 2012
Winding Up Women’s History Month-Ideas for the Next Year
Tomorrow marks the end of Women’s History month. Despite the great achievements of specific women, overall women are lagging still in equal pay, representation on corporate boards, and in the C-Suite. I believe correcting this imbalance needs to start early. … Continue reading
Posted in Advancing Women, Women
Tagged Advancing Women, STEM, Women on Boards, Women on Corporate Boards
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New E-Book on Personal Advisory Boards Now Available!
In two previous posts, Developing a Personal Advisory Board-Part 1 & Part 2, I discussed the value of a personal advisory board. My new e-book provides you the information on how to set one up. Click here to download your … Continue reading
Posted in Advisory Boards, Community Service
Tagged Advisory Boards, Personal Advisory Boards
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Why Use Alumni on Your Nonprofit Board or Advisory Council
Many colleges and universities tap their graduates by requesting they become members of advisory councils. If your programs “graduate” people you might consider doing the same thing. Six Advantages of Using Alumni: They know the organizations and they know the … Continue reading
