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...basically everything the organization does; almost any decision we make can be traced to one of those three things. Additionally, the executive agent, theoretically an agent of the PBHA Board of Trustees to execute its policies, "will cooperate as a member of the PBH senior management team." In most non-profit organizations, one of the primary roles and powers of the board is the ability to hire and manage staff. This board, however, is stripped of even that power because our primary staff member will be, instead, part of another organization's senior management team. The existence of the board...
...compliance with Harvard University standards in issues of safety, fiscal liability etc. Thus, Harvard could have the same assurances they have under the present agreement. The difference, although picky, would have been that the board of trustees made the decision, not Harvard. PBHA would function, essentially, like the non-profit corporation it is, and recognize the enormous contributions Harvard makes to our operations and give Harvard the same respect any other donor would receive...
...sign that I think PBHA should separate itself from the Harvard community. This is not the case. PBHA should remain nestled in the northwest corner of Harvard Yard for as long as possible; the issue here is whether or not PBHA will truly function as a human service non-profit corporation or a student group victimized by the paternalism that characterizes Harvard's administration. Given our rapid growth over the past several years and the increasing complexity of our programming, I believe we should recognize our responsibilities as a non-profit corporation. We can no longer be run with...
Rock the Vote, the non-profit voter registration organization which gained fame through its ads on MTV featuring pop celebrities, is likewise scheduled to be at HYPE '96, with its officials manning voter registration tables...
...Some of the delegates and representatives are like, 'They're just kids,'" said Dodge, a reporter for Children's Express, a non-profit organization in which teenagers write news...