The Summer 2012 Issue Of Exempt Magazine

If you are someone who is more interested in nonprofit finance issues rather than management or fundraising, The NonProfit Times' sister publication, Exempt Magazine, should be of interest to you. The magazine's Summer 2012 issue has just been released, providing new content related to the financial side of nonprofits.

Articles

• Social Impact Bonds Set Up Unique Venture Capital Market: Todd Cohen, frequent NPT contributor and publisher of Philanthropy North Carolina, writes about how social impact bonds could potentially help take effective social programs to scale by tapping into private capital.
• Associations Can Run Afoul Of Anti-Trust Rules: A little background about anti-trust laws by Robert Davis, legal counsel at Venable LLP. This is a must read for those who still aren't quite sure how these laws work.

Column

• Create A High-Performing Board: The vast majority of nonprofits have great, dedicated and committed executives and wonderful individual board members. Yet, one of the most common questions asked is “how do we create a high performing board as a whole?” Dennis Miller has the answers in this column.

These are not all the articles in the Summer 2012 issue. If you want to see all the stories either online or in print, head to our subscription page and get your copy of Exempt Magazine.