Description
Board leadership has evolved. Today’s nonprofit environment requires Boards to understand their influence on donor confidence, organizational culture, and philanthropic outcomes.
Getting to the Yes: A Board Member’s Guide to Philanthropic Leadership helps Board members understand the emotional core of their role: to champion the mission, carry the story, build trust, and create the conditions where generosity can flourish. It names their fears with compassion, honors their desire to serve well, and gives them the tools to lead with confidence and heart.
More than strategy, this is a call to courage — a reminder that their presence, voice, and belief have the power to change everything for the community they serve.
A practical and inspiring guide for nonprofit Board members who want to lead with confidence, clarity, and greater impact.
Packed with real-world examples, leadership insights, and powerful “Leadership Moments,” this book helps Board members understand their essential role in donor relationships, organizational visibility, storytelling, and long-term sustainability. Whether you’re new to Board service or a seasoned leader, you’ll learn how to become a stronger ambassador, a clearer communicator, and a more confident partner to fundraising staff.
Perfect for nonprofit Boards, CEOs, development officers, and governance committees seeking to enhance board performance and inspire meaningful action, this book offers a modern roadmap for leadership that truly transforms organizations.
Every nonprofit changes lives — but only when its leaders believe deeply enough to act boldly. This book is written for those leaders.
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