*The May 20th Bank Of America Board Member Boot Camp has been Rescheduled to June 24th*

These are the current available dates for this Seminar :

June 3rd in Culver City. Click Here

June 17th in Glendale. Click Here

June 24th in Azusa. Click Here

What's Hot: Trends & Leading Practices in Nonprofit Governance

Instructor: Linda Crompton, President/CEO, BoardSource

Course Description
The world has changed and board members need to adapt and change to meet increased demands for mission success and effectiveness.  Drawing on trends and developments in nonprofit governance, this workshop moves beyond the basics of board roles and responsibilities.  Board members will learn about new and/or evolving practices in nonprofit governance and how boards can incorporate current leading practices into their work.

You will learn:
•    Trends in the sector and how they relate to effective governance and board service  
•    The critical board/executive director relationship in times of change
•    Transformative governance and the new reality of the nonprofit sector
•    The role of risk in today’s nonprofit boardrooms and how can board members best manage that risk

Instructor's Bio
Linda C. Crompton joined BoardSource in the fall of 2007. She has more than 25 years of experience in business, finance, and organizational strategy and a strong commitment to social responsibility and exceptional governance. Before joining BoardSource Linda served as President and CEO of the Washington-based Investor Responsibility Research Center (IRRC), the leading source of independent, impartial research on corporations and shareholder issues.

In 1996, she founded Citizens Bank of Canada, Canada's first branchless bank. Linda was a federal Commissioner on the 2001-2002 "Canadian Democracy and Corporate Accountability" Commission.

Over her career Linda has served as a director of more than 20 organizations in the nonprofit, for-profit, and public sectors. She was formerly a member of the Board of Governors of the University of British Columbia, the chair of the governance committee of Encorp Pacific, a Canadian nonprofit dedicated to recycling, and an advisory board member of Ethical Funds, Canada's first family of socially responsible mutual funds.
She holds an MBA from the University of Kent Canterbury (UK), a MA from the University of British Columbia (CAN), and a BA from Simon Fraser University (CAN).

About BoardSource
BoardSource strives to support and promote excellence in board service, is the premier source of cutting-edge thinking and resources related to nonprofit boards, and engages and develops the next generation of board leaders.  BoardSource provides the world’s largest, most comprehensive selection of material on nonprofit governance, including publications and CDs, and an annual conference that convenes approximately 900 governance experts, board members, chief executives, and senior staff from around the world to discuss the newest thinking and practices in nonprofit governance.