14 Observations for the next Executive Director | Intermountain Impact Investments: "We had been discussing this move for nearly a decade, so it wasn’t a big surprise for us. In our final days, however, my successor as Executive Director asked if I might jot down some recommendations and observations. Then, he could totally ignore them at his own discretion. If they are words worth his lack of attention, I bet you might benefit by ignoring them too."
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RelishNow | The Rescue Artist
RelishNow | The Rescue Artist: "When the exec is gone, who ya gonna call?
It just might be Bonnie Poindexter, especially if you’re an arts group in Winston-Salem.
Last month, she was named interim executive director of Piedmont Opera - for the second time in less than a year. Her predecessor was John Fichtel, who was hired in October. He proved not to be the right fit for the job, although Poindexter and others have said repeatedly that the company will not end its current fiscal year in June with a deficit, as was the case last year."
It just might be Bonnie Poindexter, especially if you’re an arts group in Winston-Salem.
Last month, she was named interim executive director of Piedmont Opera - for the second time in less than a year. Her predecessor was John Fichtel, who was hired in October. He proved not to be the right fit for the job, although Poindexter and others have said repeatedly that the company will not end its current fiscal year in June with a deficit, as was the case last year."
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