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ANNOTATED TABLE OF CONTENTS
- The Grantmaker's Role in Leadership Transitions
Grantmakers care deeply about the quality of leadership in the organizations they support. But what can they do to help their own grantees, and perhaps even other organizations, manage executive transitions successfully?
- Assisting Organizations in Transition: Money and More
Nonprofits need funding during transitions as much as they ever do - maybe more. Foundations can help with that, of course, but they can also offer other types of support, such as information, encouragement, and specialized services.
- Making Common Cause with the Board
Replacing an executive director is a serious responsibility for a nonprofit board. Grantmakers can assist by being responsive, even proactive, during what often turns into a challenging process.
- Supporting Exiting and Incoming CEOs
Executive transitions have a personal side. Grantmakers can ease the departure of an exiting CEO or help a newcomer get off to a strong start with a few simple gestures and practical steps.
- Opening the Way for New Leaders
A wide range of strategies are available to expand, strengthen, and diversify the base from which future executive directors will come.
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