Grant Thornton’s handbook is a guide to success as a not-for-profit board member, a position that brings with it a sense of responsibility, tradition and most importantly an opportunity to make a strong impact for a special purpose.
The accounting and audit firm outlines the roles and responsibilities of being a member of a volunteer organization. This handbook, one in a series, includes both advice on recruiting new board members and the role of the board. It covers topics such as liability and accountability, financial stewardship and need-to-know tax information and regulations.
The handbook also offers a step-by-step look at operating procedures for a not-for-profit board on subjects such as information flow, proper meeting prep and board selection. Acting as a unit, each board member fulfills several functions, and demands on the board members of not-for-profit organizations are mounting.
Grant Thornton’s handbook is designed to help board members understand these demands and the ways to meet them.
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