For Board Members

Serving on a nonprofit board can be a rewarding experience - if you are able to contribute your particular strengths, vision and enthusiasm. But often, obstacles including unclear roles, uninspiring meetings and intimidating responsibilities can hold a board back from success and satisfaction.

Gail Perry has helped hundreds of boards rediscover the passion for their organization's mission, as well as their role in helping to realize it.

Learn how your time on a nonprofit board can deliver continuous growth, new skills and, overall, a more fulfilling experience.

Resources:

Seminars Especially for Board Members.

Board Members Speak

Board Members Speak

"[Since working with Gail Perry,] when we discuss fundraising no one begins to make excuses or shies away. More importantly, they are stepping up to foster the relationships with donors, love to tell our story to anyone who will listen and certainly aren't shy or "ashamed" to ask for money/goods/services. Now they show confidence that we are a cause that offers something so critical and worthwhile. They KNOW people will want to support us. They truly have been 'transformed'..."
- Jeff Weller, Board Chair
Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Rio Grande Valley

"Gail energized our board, made fundraising seem fun, and inspired our board members. Now all our board members are actively working to make friends and connections on behalf of our organization. We saw positive financial results within a couple of months!"
- Louise Coggins, Board President
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