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So you’ve joined a not for profit board of directors … Now what? Part 1: Understanding Director’s duties and liabilities

by Tim | Sep 23, 2015 | Not for Profit Corporation, Uncategorized

Introduction People serve as volunteer directors or officers for not-for profit organizations for different reasons. They come from varying backgrounds and bring different experiences to the table. However, many people do not understand their duties and corresponding...

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