Nonprofit Board Committee Meeting Evaluation
by William J. Moran, J.D., M.S.Ed.
Much nonprofit board work is done in committees. Some committees are run well. Others are not. The following form can provide the Board feedback on the effectiveness of various committee meetings.
Board Committee Meeting Evaluation Form
Please rate Committee performance on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 representing “excellent” and 1 representing “poor.”
| Committee Name | Executive | Personnel | Marketing | Finance | Fundraising |
| The Committee meets frequently enough to meet objectives. | |||||
| The agenda is well thought out in advance. The focus is on “major” not “minor” issues. | |||||
| Actions steps from last meeting are reviewed and status noted. | |||||
| We avoid getting into administrative and management details. | |||||
| Different opinions are encouraged. Communication is open and successful. | |||||
| The Chair guides the meeting effectively by allowing and encouraging discussion but staying on agenda. | |||||
| Members participate responsibly. | |||||
| Decisions are reached after sufficient deliberation. | |||||
| Next steps are identified and responsibilities assigned. | |||||
| The meeting begins and ends on time. | |||||
| A written record is made of the action steps. | |||||
| We enjoy being together and have fun! |
Committees
Executive Committee
Personnel Committee
Marketing Committee
Finance Committee
Fundraising Committee
Overall, what goes well in committee meetings ? __________________________
Overall, what does not go as well? ____________________________
Other comments? _______________________________________
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