A History By Patricia O'Toole Money and Morals in America recounts the history of the conflict between greed and good in our country. O'Toole looks at 13 case studies, from John Winthrop and the Massachusetts Bay colony, through colonial times, the antebellum South, Henry J. Kaiser's shipyards in World War II and up to the modern day. O'Toole takes a look at the dichotomy between making money and giving it away in what Kirkus Reviews called "a light look at a heavy subject."
By John Carver and Miriam M. Carver This 342-page book serves as a guide to implementing the Policy Governance model introduced by John Carver in Boards That Make a Difference. It illustrates effective board decision-making, shows how to craft useful policies and offers practical advice on such matters as setting the agenda, monitoring CEO performance, defining the role of the board and more. Step-by-step instructions and sample policies allow you to implement the model and keep it running. A valuable resource for boards in the nonprofit and public sectors.
Strategic Management in Public and Nonprofit Organizations: Managing Public Concerns in an Era of Limits (Second Edition)
How Foundations Work: What Grant Seekers Need to Know about the Many Faces of Foundations
Advanced Wealth Transfer under New Tax Laws
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