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Your Board Role is Bigger Than a Boardroom!

Learn how to become a more informed, confident, and effective ambassador for the nonprofit organization you serve—with simple public relations practices you can begin using every day.

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If you have said yes to being a board member on a nonprofit’s board of directors, thank you and congratulations! You are among millions of people in the United States alone helping to bring about change through the nonprofit sector...

In fact, there is an estimated 18.5 million board seats. That is larger than the entire population of many U.S. states. Almost eight million board positions are for small/grassroots size nonprofits with boards of five or six members. Take into account that many people sit on more than one board. There are actually fewer individuals than there are board seats. 

You make a difference!

You have certain responsibilities to uphold on a board. One of them that often gets overlooked is that of Board Ambassador. 

Waving the flag for your nonprofit and the cause it is treating/preventing/eliminating is a role that you need to take seriously. 

It’s easier than you think and it starts with you becoming a board member who reads their materials, participates in meetings, and helps the organization be a part of the larger whole of society. 

 

Simple Tips to Get You Started

I have created a guide to help you become an effective frontline public relations agent of the nonprofit(s) to which you donate your time. Even if you are an introvert, you can make a difference.

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If you have said yes to being a board member on a nonprofit’s board of directors, thank you and congratulations! You are among millions of people in the United States alone helping to bring about change through the nonprofit sector...

In fact, there is an estimated 18.5 million board seats. That is larger than the entire population of many U.S. states. Almost eight million board positions are for small/grassroots size nonprofits with boards of five or six members. Take into account that many people sit on more than one board. There are actually fewer individuals than there are board seats. 

You make a difference!

You have certain responsibilities to uphold on a board. One of them that often gets overlooked is that of Board Ambassador. 

Waving the flag for your nonprofit and the cause it is treating/preventing/eliminating is a role that you need to take seriously. 

It’s easier than you think and it starts with you becoming a board member who reads their materials, participates in meetings, and helps the organization be a part of the larger whole of society. 

 

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A No-Nonsense Approach For the Win! Hear What People Like You Are Saying.

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