Re: Choosing Board members | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Lynn Nadeau (welcome![]() |
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Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2007 12:10:03 -0700 (PDT) |
At RoseWind Cohousing (long built and running, Washington State mutual
benefit nonprofit - not 501c3) the Board is defined as all owner members.
What we DO select is a Steering Committee of 5, with overlapping two year
terms, changing 2 or 3 each year. They meet twice a month and make sure
nothing important is falling through the cracks, decide what needs
discussion circles or more seasoning before getting to the monthly meeting
agenda (which Facilitation actually arranges) and otherwise acts at the
direction of the membership, except for some very limited powers to spend
small amounts of money for unforeseen contingencies of certain sorts.
A nominating committee usually surveys the members to find out who is
willing to serve, and who people would like to have serve. Of those who are
eligible (not including spouses/partners at the same term), sometimes we
have voted, but in recent years there have rarely been more eligible than
spots to fill. Or the nominating committee sorted things into a recommended
slate (ie Sue will serve unless George is on it, George will only serve if
Sue is on it....)
which we affirm at our annual meeting. It's worked fine.
Lynn Nadeau, Port Townsend WA www.rosewind.org one house for sale, one for rent
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Choosing Board Members Sharon Villines, July 6 2007
- Re: Choosing Board Members Tim Mensch, July 6 2007
- Re: Choosing Board Members Bonnie Fergusson, July 7 2007
- Re: Choosing Board members Lynn Nadeau, July 7 2007
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