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The definitive handbook on starting and running a nonprofit corporation in Pennsylvania, this is a valuable resource for: ¿ nonprofit executive staff ¿ nonprofit board members ¿ attorneys who practice nonprofit law ¿ accountants who advise nonprofit organizations ¿ persons who plan to form a new nonprofit organization ¿ students in nonprofit management The Pennsylvania Nonprofit Handbook includes: ¿ information about current laws, court decisions, and regulations that apply to nonprofits ¿ practical advice on running a nonprofit corporation ¿ sample corporate bylaws ¿ sources of information on how to start up a new nonprofit…mehr

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The definitive handbook on starting and running a nonprofit corporation in Pennsylvania, this is a valuable resource for: ¿ nonprofit executive staff ¿ nonprofit board members ¿ attorneys who practice nonprofit law ¿ accountants who advise nonprofit organizations ¿ persons who plan to form a new nonprofit organization ¿ students in nonprofit management The Pennsylvania Nonprofit Handbook includes: ¿ information about current laws, court decisions, and regulations that apply to nonprofits ¿ practical advice on running a nonprofit corporation ¿ sample corporate bylaws ¿ sources of information on how to start up a new nonprofit
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Gary M. Grobman (B.S. Drexel University; M.P.A. Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government; Ph.D., Penn State University) is special projects director for White Hat Communications, a Harrisburg, PA-based publishing and nonprofit consulting organization formed in 1993. The title of Dr. Grobman's doctoral dissertation is An Analysis of Codes of Ethics of Nonprofit, Tax-Exempt Membership Associations: Does Principal Constituency Make a Difference? He has taught nonprofit management classes as an adjunct faculty member at Bay Path College, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Marylhurst University, and Gratz College. He was an officer of the teaching section of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA). He has served on the board of directors as an officer of the Greater Harrisburg Concert Band, the Harrisburg Area Road Runners Club, and the Citizens Service Project-the statewide 501(c)(3) that was established to promote citizen service in Pennsylvania. He is the author of The Holocaust-A Guide for Pennsylvania Teachers, The Nonprofit Handbook, Improving Quality and Performance in Your Non-Profit Organization, The Nonprofit Management Casebook, Ethics in Nonprofit Organizations, Just Don't Do It! A Fractured and Irreverent Look at the Ph.D. Culture, and other books published by White Hat Communications and Wilder Publications (now Fieldstone).