Shared Services between Two Georgia CAAs

Working Better Together Case Studies

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Bylaws, Collaboration, Contracts, CSBG, Financial, Governance, Head Start, Shared Services, Sustainability

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Board of Directors, Executive Director, Finance Director

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2012

This case study is based on CAPLAW’s interview with Nancy Smith, Executive Director of Middle Georgia Community Action Agency, Inc. and Heart of Georgia Community Action Council, Inc., and a review of the management agreement between the two organizations and their annual reports.

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