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For a revitalization-focused organization, one of the most important relationships impacting its success is the one between the board of directors and the executive director/manager. From a successful onboarding process to the ability to build positive communication lines, every executive director needs skills to work effectively with board members, while simultaneously helping them define and implement strategic direction and oversight.
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