Nonprofit board balance and perceived performance Cumberland, Denies M.

By: Cumberland, Denies M
Material type: ArticleArticlePublisher: 2015Description: 449 - 462 In: Nonprofit Management & LeadershipSummary: Based on prior literature, this article offers a reconciliation of the core roles of nonprofit boards and aligns these role-sets with organizational theories. A survey instrument was developed and validated to measure each of four role-sets (monitoring, supporting, partnering, and representing) to assess whether emphasis on specific roles affects board members
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Based on prior literature, this article offers a reconciliation of the core roles of nonprofit boards and aligns these role-sets with organizational theories. A survey instrument was developed and validated to measure each of four role-sets (monitoring, supporting, partnering, and representing) to assess whether emphasis on specific roles affects board members

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