BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. RATIONALE FOR A “NEW BOARD” PROFIT VS. NON-PROFIT FORCES FOR VALUING LACK OF MARKET FORCES MARKET DETERMINES.

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BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

RATIONALE FOR A “NEW BOARD” PROFIT VS. NON-PROFIT FORCES FOR VALUING LACK OF MARKET FORCES MARKET DETERMINES IN FOR PROFIT BOARD OWNS VALUATION PROCESS

FLAWS OF GOVERNANCE TIME SPENT ON TRIVIAL SHORT TERM BIAS REACTIVE STANCE REVIEWING, REHASHING & REDOING LEAKY ACCOUNTABILITY DIFFUSE AUTHORITY RATIONALE FOR A “NEW BOARD”

APPROVAL OF MINUTES BUDGET & CONTROL (TREASURER’S REPORT) STATUS REPORT FUND DEVELOPMENT REPORT BFKS REPORT RECRUITMENT REPORT PUBLIC RELATIONS REPORT BOARD DEVELOPMENT REPORT STRATEGIC INITIATIVES AGENDA -BOARD OF DIRECTORS BBBS

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NORTHERN NEW MEXICO BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING JUNE 17, 2002, 6:00 PM STATE PERSONNEL OFFICE 1.CALL TO ORDER 2.APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM MAY – ENCLOSED 3.EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CASE WORKER REPORTS – ENCLOSED 4.TREASURER REPORT – MAY FINANCIALS – ENCLOSED APPROVAL OF FY 2003 BUDGET – ENCLOSED 5.COMMITTEE REPORTS BOARD DEVELOPMENT ELECTION OF FY 2003 OFFICERS BOARD MEMBER SELF – EVALUATION (TO BE DISTRIBUTED) OTHER INITIATIVES 6.OLD BUSINESS TIERRA CONTENTA 7.NEW BUSINESS 8.ADJOURNMENT

THINGS TO CONSIDER 1) CONSENT AGENDA 2) TIMED AGENDA 3) MOVE IMPORTANT ITEMS UP 4) SEND WRITTEN REPORTS IN ADVANCE 5) REMIND BOARD “WHY WE’RE HERE” - BRING A MATCH TO EACH BOARD MEETING

ROLE OF AN EFFECTIVE BOARD BOARD AS A POLICY MAKER LACK OF CLEAR POLICIES IN MOST (ALL) BBBS AGENCIES BY SETTING POLICY SET PARAMETERS - AVOID DETAILS –FOR STAFF

BOARD AS A DRIVER/OWNER DO YOU DETERMINE ORGANIZATIONAL PRIORITIES –LOOK FORWARD NOT BACKWARD –WHO OWNS –WHO IS DRIVING THE BUS DO YOU ( THE BOARD) SET AGENDAS –WHO SETS? –HOW CAN IT BE YOURS IF YOU DON’T SET –HOW MANY AGENCIES STRATEGIC GOALS/PLANS ARE SET BY E.D./CEO AND ARE MERELY RATIFIED? LET’S RECOGNIZE NATURAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST - RUBBER STAMP VS. OWNER ROLE OF AN EFFECTIVE BOARD

BOARD DEVELOPMENT PROCESS BOARD DEVELOPMENT PLANNING CYCLE 1. Evaluate Agency 5. Board Development Plan 2. Evaluate Board 4. Gap Analysis 3. Agency Strategic Planning

BOARD DEVELOPMENT PROCESS EVALUATE YOUR BOARD BOARD PROFILING –DEMOGRAPHICS –SPHERES OF INFLUENCE –SKILL SETS –PROFESSIONS

BOARD DEVELOPMENT PROCESS BOARD PERFORMANCE EVALUATION EFFECTIVENESS, EFFICIENCY & SIGNIFICANCE OF MEETINGS CLEAR GOALS & ACTIONS RESULTING FROM RELEVANT STRATEGIC PLANNING SETS FUNDRAISING GOALS AND IS ACTIVE IN ACHIEVING TRAINS & ORIENTS NEW MEMBERS

BOARD DEVELOPMENT PROCESS BOARD RECRUITMENT COMPACTS –RESPONSIBILITY - AUTHORITY - RECRUITING CLEARLY EXPLAINED DEFINED EXPECTATIONS –GIVING –FUND RAISING –ATTENDANCE INDIVIDUALIZED EXPECTATIONS DON’T DO COOKIE CUTTER - EXPLAIN C.E.O. - PRINCIPAL

BOARD DEVELOPMENT PROCESS INDIVIDUAL BOARD MEMBER EVALUATION KNOWLEDGE OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ACTIVE IN FUND RAISING PERSONAL GIFT TO AGENCY BASED ON ABILITY PREPARES FOR AND PARTICIPATES IN BOARD & COMMITTEE MEETINGS RESPECTS LINES OF AUTHORITY AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BOARD & STAFF

POLICY – THE NEW WORK OF THE BOARD FOCUS ON BEGINNINGS NOT ENDINGS 1)LOOK OUTWARD NOT INWARD 2)BIGGEST DISTRACTIONS ARE INTERNAL 1)PERSONNEL 2)BUDGET 3)LOGISTICS 3)QUESTIONS FOR BOARD ARE : 1)HOW DO WE IMPACT THE OUTSIDE WORLD? 2)HOW DO WE SERVE MORE CHILDREN? 3)HOW DO WE RAISE MORE MONEY? 4)BOARD TEST 1)SHOULD ASK ITSELF WHAT GOOD SHALL WE ACCOMPLISH? 2)FOR WHICH PEOPLE (BBBS IS ASKING THIS NOW)? 3)AT WHAT COST?

1.INDEBTEDNESS 2.COMPENSATION & BENEFITS 3.GROWTH 4.BUDGETING 5.PERSONNEL 6.GRIEVANCE 7.CUSTOMER SERVICE VOLUNTEER DONOR 8.CONFLICT OF INTEREST TYPICAL TOPICS POLICY – THE NEW WORK OF THE BOARD

BOARD - EXECUTIVE RELATIONSHIP STRONG BOARDS NEED STRONG EXECUTIVES SEPARATE AND COMPLIMENTARY ROLES BOARD HAS ONLY 1 EMPLOYEE EVALUATION QUESTIONS SHOULD BE : 1) WHAT DID WE CHARGE THE CEO TO DO? 2)WHAT DID WE PROHIBIT HIM OR HER FROM DOING? POLICY – THE NEW WORK OF THE BOARD

BOARD RESPONSIBILITIES : 1) LINK TO OWNERSHIP 2) EXPLICIT GOVERNANCE POLICIES ALL VALUES AND PERSPECTIVE ARE ENCOMPASSED BY BOARDS PROPER STATING OF BOARDS POLICIES. 3) ASSURANCE OF EXECUTIVE PERFORMANCE MUST INSURE THAT STAFF MEET THE CRITERIA IT HAS SET. 4) GOVERNANCE/POLICY/STRATEGY 5) FIDUCIARY 6) FUND RAISING 7) ADVOCACY

THE CHALLENGE PROJECT VISION INFUSE MISSION CHALLENGE STAFF GROWTH ITSELF