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Tom Adams, Raffa P.C. Jeanne Bell, CompassPoint @JeanneBellCP Nonprofit Leadership Transitions and Organizational Sustainability: An Updated Approach that Changes the Landscape Tom Adams, Raffa P.C. Jeanne Bell, CompassPoint @JeanneBellCP

About this project: Why pause and reflect on ETM? Why now for Raffa? Why now for CompassPoint? We need to both affirm and broaden our approach to the critical support organizations preparing for executive transition need, and challenge the sector on who leads and how. We thank the David & Lucille Packard Foundation and the Annie E. Casey Foundation for their generous support of this project.

Executive Search and Transitio n CEO PROCESS OVERVIEW Prepare Search Onboard Executive Search and Transitio n Organize & Tailor the Process Gather Information Engage the Board Develop Profile & Search Plan Launch the Search Recruit Screen Select Hire Onboard Relate Evaluate Support Board clarity and alignment about the four factors critical to the search and transition. An exceptional executive selected – who fits the current and future leadership needs of the organization. Board-executive alignment on priorities, roles and performance measures. OUTCOME: Increased capacity to deliver organization’s mission under new leadership.

Executive transition realities 8-10% of organizations transition executives every year Major investment by national and regional foundations over past 20 years has reduced risks and increased gains for organizations facing transition; developed resources and a proven practice Central idea that there is a difference between an executive search and an executive transition The 2008-2009 recession and the current threat to government funding make clear the need for a broader approach – connecting organizational and leader transitions There is an opportunity to make attention to leader development, organizational sustainability, and inevitable transitions part of the culture of organizations and sectors

The clear case for transition support Challenging for Incoming Leaders Inheriting Financial Challenge data from 885 executives nationally collected by CompassPoint in partnership with Blue Avocado

What do we mean by ETM and “allied services?” Sustainability Planning Succession Planning High Mission Impact Executive Search and Transition

We need to work on two, intersecting fronts Engage ETM and allied services broadly Promote leaders of color/leaders with an equity analysis Change the ways we lead to reflect our values and intended social change Strengthen Organizatons Transform Sector Leadership

Who leads? 2001 Daring to Lead 2015 Transition Research

Where do leaders come from? 2001 Daring to Lead 2015 Transition Research

Changing how we lead: Insights from Executives Sharing Power “We’re different people from the folks who have informed the thinking about organizational leadership and management over the last 100 years. We come at it differently.”.” – D. Nipper, Rockwood “We were really, really clear that MAG needed to shift its internal practice behavior and culture to reflect the world that we are contributing to making.” – M. Sloan-Perry, MAG “It’s not fewer hours, but it is less pressure and isolation. I can’t even say how different it is. It’s dramatically different, which is a big sustainability issue for me.” – F. Kunreuther, Building Movement Project

We need to work on two, intersecting fronts Engage ETM and allied services broadly Promote leaders of color/leaders with an equity analysis Change the ways we lead to reflect our values and intended social change Strengthen Organizatons Transform Sector Leadership

Read further and engage online The Evolution of Executive Transition and Allied Practices: A Call for Service Integration by Tom Adams, Director at Raffa, P.C. https://www.raffa.com/successionandsustainability/documents/executivetransition report.pdf Will We Get There Hire by Hire? Reflections on Executive Leadership and Transition Data over 15 years by Jeanne Bell, Paola Cubías, Byron Johnson 5 Insights From Directors Sharing Power by Jeanne Bell, Paola Cubías, Byron Johnson https://www.compasspoint.org/RevisitingET