MMGT
6026

Nonprofit Governance and Executive Leadership

Milano School of SPE: Nonprofit Management

NP Governance&Exec.Leadership
Spring 2012
Taught By: Carol Mcmillan
Section: A

Course Reference Number: 5803

Credits: 3

This course provides a practical as well as a conceptual base for understanding the issues of nonprofit governance and its relationship to achieving the organizations mission, vision, and strategic plan. Students evaluate the role and functions of a volunteer board and consider the relationship of the board and CEO and its pivotal role in the leadership of nonprofit organizations. Strategies for strengthening the relationship between volunteers and staff are examined, as is its positive impact on leadership and the organization. Techniques for recruiting and developing a high-performance board are studied, as well as systems to measure a nonprofit organizations success. Through lectures, class discussions, exploration of models of governance, case analysis, and presentations by professionals in the field, students garner a reality-based understanding of the issues of nonprofit governance. Elective in the Leadership and Change area of specialization.

College: Milano School of SPE (MM)

Department: Nonprofit Management (MNPM)

Campus: New York City (GV)

Course Format: Lecture (L)

Max Enrollment: 25