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Should private sector executives sit on the boards of non-profits? There are risks and benefits

By Ron Soonieus, Director in Residence, INSEAD
Agota Szabo, Senior Researcher & Lecturer, Leiden University
Caelesta Braun, Professor Public Governance and Civil Society, Leiden University

The appeal to serve on the board of an NPO may be an emotional one: service and meaning. But hard questions must be answered before taking the step.

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