What's the Toughest Problem Facing Your Board? Board members share some of the issues they and their communities are navigating.

By Cooperator Studio 16 January 2016 Board Operations

The toughest problem or challenge boards face

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An eight-bedroom condo that is perched above Manhattan's Billionaires Row has been listed for a jaw-dropping $90 million—offering a deep-pocketed buyer the chance to own a home in the same building as computer mogul Michael Dell's record-breaking $100.5 million penthouse.
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