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The membership sector must be honest with itself. Governance is not glamorous, and it rarely produces applause. It demands time, learning, and the occasional uncomfortable mirror. Yet it is one of the most powerful determinants of whether an association truly fulfils its mission or slowly erodes under the weight of good intentions unsupported by good systems.
By Andrew ChamberlainThe membership sector must be honest with itself. Governance is not glamorous, and it rarely produces applause. It demands time, learning, and the occasional uncomfortable mirror. Yet it is one of the most powerful determinants of whether an association truly fulfils its mission or slowly erodes under the weight of good intentions unsupported by good systems.