> He also seems to be assuming mid-sized or larger nonprofits. I think that's really the kind of org he's trying to talk about, even if he doesn't spell it out

> He also seems to be assuming mid-sized or larger nonprofits. I think that's really the kind of org he's trying to talk about, even if he doesn't spell it out as well as he could. Some of these small orgs tend to be more tight-knit and the board is more of a formalism, overlapping in large part with the operations. There are certainly some small orgs that I think you can hold his analysis up to, though. Mostly paying attention to large nonprofits aligns with his experience founding one of the best-known charity evaluators in the world and then spinning off to co-found a multi-billions-backed grantmaker which is giving out hundreds of millions a year and trying to ramp it up.