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CEOs, managers, and other leaders reckon with the mental and emotional costs of a pandemic year.
An article in eJewish Philanthropy explores how the ebbing of the pandemic is a moment of opportunity—and stress—for Jewish nonprofits.
“Leaders are caught in this tension between ‘survive and thrive,’” [Leading Edge President & CEO Gali Cooks] said. “We know this is an unbelievable moment, but summoning up the energy to think about the next chapter is challenging.”
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