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When Eight Is Not Enough
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Explain Yourself
A town hall meeting can help educate residents about how the board and the building work.
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Hallways Reborn
All it took was 21 months, 1,000 emails, and 83 team meetings.
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Twice-Told Tales
Many boards are finding out there are benefits in biannual meetings.
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When Board Members Go Rogue
Do some of your fellow board members have “unofficial” meetings?
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Warning Signs: The Never-Ending Story
What can you do when your board meetings never end?
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Warning Signs
Disruptions at an annual meeting may be signs of serious problems within the building.
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The Wild Card and the Sweater
An actor on the board and opera singers in the halls – life at an artistic building in Inwood.
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Joel E. Miller, Miller & Miller
Not keeping minutes and not keeping good records can cost your board.
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David L. Berkey, Gallet Dreyer & Berkey
How do you deal with a sponsor who won’t relinquish control?
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