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Is Your Board Culture Driving Your Executive Away?
In the past 24 hours, I received not one but two emails from local United Way executive directors telling me they were resigning their positions. Note I did not say retiring, both of these executives are nowhere near retirement age and have chosen to resign their positions. Their experiences are . . .