Avoid Pigeonholing Your Board into Traditional Models
This piece offers a useful tool for boards to determine their organization's board development stage, and explores traditional models of governance. It then outlines an alternative process that recognizes and embraces organizational needs and identifies stages of development to create an effective organizational model tailored toward your organization.
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Submitted by Jessica Lax on Thu, 2011-10-13 10:57.
There is a more recent version of this article by the same authour: http://www.bwbsolutions.com/images/stories/pdf/bwborglifecycles.pdf
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