Vendor

Your staff is shopping for a new office supply vendor, and your executive director asks you to compare prices. One of your major donors owns and operates ABC, an office supply company, and has expressed interest in your business. You discover that ABC is considerably more expensive than the others included in your price comparison report. Later you learn that ABC is the new vendor. How would you respond? Answer Questions What is the basis for your own moral and ethical standards in the above case study? How will these standards influence your effectiveness as a nonprofit executive? From the Skill Development activity above, which leadership skills will be required to be an effective administrator?