December 9, 2004
Solving the Nonprofit Leadership Crisis Will Take Much Work
Nonprofit organizations and foundations suffer from a critical lack of leadership. The top executives of too many organizations lack vision, courage, a collaborative instinct, and intellectual rigor. While a few promising new leaders have begun to make their mark, their ranks are much too thin to provide great encouragement about the future.
The reasons for this worrisome state of nonprofit affairs are varied and complex. Among them:
- The phenomenal growth of tens of
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