Many nonprofits let the Executive Director decide for themselves what their priorities are and how they should spend their time. This is a risky situation and one that can easily rectified with an Executive Director Job Description and with Annual Objectives for the ED.
If you are an Executive Director, start writing your own Job Description now. Review it with your Personnel Committee or the
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