Is There a Downside to Instituting Term Limits for Boards?
We all know the upsides of board terms: they allow for new perspectives from new members; the ability to grow, etc., but what are the downsides? Columnist Rick Moyers goes over them in his latest column entitled “The Drawbacks of Board Term Limits”. The biggest downside from his point of view is a lack of continuity within the board allowing for a lack of leadership to become a possibility. He addresses this and more in his article which is a good read for all organizations with boards.

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