The Right Thing To Do

Jan 23, 2019 | The Nonprofit Experience - A Podcast, Uncategorized

Veteran board member Creighton Blackwell and newly minted board chair Luke Weingarten discuss nonprofit boards, engaging stakeholders, and why you don't always need a preponderance of data to know what's right.

Veteran board member Creighton Blackwell and newly minted board chair Luke Weingarten discuss nonprofit boards, engaging stakeholders, and why you don’t always need a preponderance of data to know what’s right.

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