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Don't neglect strategies for proper board offboarding
Having a thorough and effective process for bringing on new board members is widely understood to be essential for ensuring continuity in operations. But while most nonprofits and their boards have formal onboarding processes in place, not as many give sufficient thought to the other side of this scenario—offboarding.