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Stop the Nonprofit Board Blame Game - How to break the Cycle of Frustrating Relationships and Benefit from Fully Engaged Boards - Hardy Smith - Foreword by Bob Harris, CAE

Stop the nonprofit board blame game

How to Break the Cycle of Frustration Relationships and Benefit from Fully Engaged Boards

Stop the Nonprofit Board Blame Game - How to break the Cycle of Frustrating Relationships and Benefit from Fully Engaged Boards - Hardy Smith - Foreword by Bob Harris, CAE

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