Board Effectiveness in Nonprofit Organizations: Do Interactions in the Boardroom Matter?
研究非营利组织中董事会互动（如主席领导力、会议实践、团队动态）与董事会有效性感知的关系，发现互动对主席和CEO的感知有积极影响。
This study explores how perceived interactions in the boardroom are associated with perceptions of board effectiveness in nonprofit organizations. The relationships between board chair leadership, board meeting practices, board group dynamics, and the perceived effectiveness of the board in several governance roles and responsibilities are investigated. The results show that interactions in the boardroom matter: they are generally positively associated with both board chairs’ and chief executives’ perceptions of board effectiveness. Based on these results, several practical implications are formulated for boards seeking to improve their effectiveness.