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Resource Center Best Practices
Resource Center | Non-Profit and Management Resources "Best Practices" are specific recommendations as to suggested methods for addressing certain issues common to all local arts agency administration. For example, one issue in the Board of Directors area is how to insure knowlegdable and active board members. A "Best Practice" might be to hold a new Board Member orientation meeting, and to provide each new Board Member with a board handbook. Another might be to match new Board Members with an experienced Board Member to act as a mentor for a six month period. There may be several "best practices" to address this one htmlect of bringing new Board Members up to speed. The purpose of the "best practices" program is to identify those practices that have proven valuable to one or more agencies and to share them with the field. Each recommendation should clearly identify the issue which the practice addresses, give a short thumbnail summary, offer specificity as to how the practice is set up and executed, note pros and cons, practical tips, and ways to evaluate implementation, and finally, suggest resources for further information.
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