PubMed · 10179031
The nominating committee.
Abstract
The nominating committee is vitally important because it identifies, prioritizes, recruits, and orients new members, and retains existing, strong leadership within the organization's guidelines, constitution and by-laws. It is the most important committee because it recruits board leadership, and leadership is the essential ingredient for success.
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J C Dean. 1998. The nominating committee.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10179031/
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