New co-op board president's actions led to resignations, legal battles, and contract termination. Discrimination claims and contract disputes ensued, emphasizing the need for fair and contract-compliant decisions.
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Consequences of a Heavy Hand
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Suzanne Redgen, Board Director, Nine-G Cooperative
Suzanne Redgen, a nurse and board director at Nine-G Cooperative, shares insights on board diversity, building improvements, financing projects, and the importance of listening and reaching compromises within the co-op community.
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Back From the Brink
The Dorie Miller co-op gets a new lease on life.
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How to Deal With Board Members Who Disclose Confidential Information
Boards need to make confidentiality requirements – and the consequences for breaching them – very clear to members.
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4 Tips to Simplify Decision-Making
Board decisions need to start with a clear focus on the goal.
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Five Tips for New Directors
Above all, new board members need to resist the urge to rush right in.
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Give Everyone a Voice
Collaboration and participation can prevent residents feeling ignored.
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Crafting a Year-End Checkup
Take stock of what went well this year to plan for what's to come.
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