Description
A key career-planning tool for aspiring CEOs of not-for-profit organizations The success of a not-for-profit often depends on the role that a not-for-profit CEO plays. Written by a respected authority and frequent speaker, this essential book for aspiring CEOs provides valuable information on attaining and retaining the position of CEO. This hands-on guide contains sample forms, checklists, and case studies that enable readers to understand and implement the steps essential to making a move toward the top. Packed with material covering every step of the journey to the CEO’s chair, it is a practical tool for developing a plan from the ground up. Walter P. Pidgeon Jr. (Columbus, OH) is President and CEO of the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance – U.S. Sportsmen’s Foundation, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, with government affairs offices in Washington, D.C. He’s a frequent speaker and author of numerous articles and books, including The Legislative Labyrinth: A Map for Not-for-Profits (0-471-40069-6) and The Universal Benefits of Volunteering (0-471-18505-1), both published by Wiley.
