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        <title>Challenging Nonprofit Leadership: The Mechanics</title>
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        <description>Challenge. The lie you were told &quot;The board has full confidence in the executive director.&quot; This is the sentence nonprofits use to close a conversation. It appears in a press release, a letter to donors, or a staff meeting, and it is designed to do one thing: make you believe the governance structure has alrea…</description>
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