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When the Board Chair Thinks They’re the CEO: Using DiSC to Navigate Nonprofit Power Struggles

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If you’ve ever led a nonprofit, you know the scenario: the Board Chair who gradually starts acting like the CEO. They’re fielding staff questions directly, reshaping strategy unilaterally, or showing up in places they weren’t invited to lead. What starts as well-intentioned involvement can morph into a full-blown power struggle — and often, there’s no roadmap for what to do when it happens. This dynamic isn’t just frustrating — it’s dangerous. I…
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When the Board Chair Thinks They’re the CEO: Using DiSC to Navigate Nonprofit Power Struggles

If you’ve ever led a nonprofit, you know the scenario: the Board Chair who gradually starts acting like the CEO. They’re fielding staff questions directly, reshaping strategy unilaterally, or showing up in places they weren’t invited to lead. What starts as well-intentioned involvement can morph into a full-blown power struggle — and often, there’s no roadmap for what to do when it happens. This dynamic isn’t just frustrating — it’s dangerous. I…

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