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Kia Ora, Greetings from Wellington, New Zealand.

I have recently read the Dance of Change and would like to ask a question.

In an organisation that is a charitable trust, (non-profit) how do you
promote good governance where employees have no ownership prospects? In
particular, in a school setting.

reference The Dance of Change page 401

Raewyn Te Tau
tetau@paradise.net.nz

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