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Conflict in the Boardroom: Ways to Elevate Board Performance

“Effective nonprofit boards deliberate as many and govern as one,” according to noted governance expert Fred Laughlin. Unfortunately, many club boardrooms have become a reflection of the evening news marked with bickering, contempt and dysfunction. How can board leaders restore the levels of cooperation, deliberation

Legally Speaking: Mandatory Vaccines

Editor’s note: Club Director’s new Legal column will present background on issues important to clubs and is written by NCA Legal Committee attorneys. (Save a little space for a legal disclaimer.) Can Private Membership Clubs Rely on Their “Exempt” Status in Mandating Vaccinations for Employees,

A Conversation with Congressman Adrian Smith

The National Club Association (NCA) recently interviewed Representative Adrian Smith (R-Neb.) to discuss his views on clubs, COVID-19 relief, health care, taxes and other critical club issues. Smith has represented Nebraska’s Third District since 2007 and serves as ranking member of the Ways and Means

Getting Your Team Back On the Club Field For Success

Jack Welch’s quote, “No company, small or large, can win over the long run without energized employees who believe in the mission and understand how to achieve it,” is more in play today than ever before. During the past 13 months, all club leaders have

Health Care Trends: Ways to Ease the Pain of High Costs

Do you cringe before looking at your club’s annual health insurance renewal? You know you’re getting hit with another increase; it’s just a question of how much. You ponder changing plans, switching carriers, asking more from the employees, or finding more money in the budget—all

The Nominating Process: The Lynchpin of Great Governance

There are many structures and processes for Nominating Committees to leverage and no one is necessarily better or worse than the other, but there are best practices. Bob: Some clubs believe that the process needs to be very transparent and carefully avoid any sense of

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