Core Essential 2: Our Board at its best

Essential 2: Commitment to Board Development and Growth
October 10, 2024
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Recently, theological school presidents and board leaders were asked to complete the sentence, “Our board was at its best when…” According to Wise Stewards program director Rebekah Burch Basinger, their responses painted an inspiring picture of boards that are trusting, honest, transparent, fearless, empowering, unified, courageous, collegial, and open to change. Read and download the document for full details.


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