In the coming decade, we’ll see a generational shift in leadership in the nonprofit sector, as Baby Boom leaders transition out of the workforce and younger professionals step into leadership roles. Many in the nonprofit sector frame this upcoming shift as a “crisis.” This paper from the Executive Transitions Monograph Series makes the case for taking a broader view of the sector’s evolution and seizing the opportunities that accompany the challenges of transition.

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