CASES OHNo Swim Club: Organizational Gover- nance and Mission (United States): The OHNO Swim Club is a small nonprofit organization whose board of directors is swayed from its mis- sion by one of its wealthy members. In the pro- cess, the club loses control of its mission, makes a decision that comes close to financially bank- rupting the organization, and eventually loses several members before it rebuilds itself with a stronger dedication to its mission. Through the rebuilding process, it learns the importance of choosing board members with financial sophisti- cation, the difficulties of a start-up enterprise and the importance of maintaining a mission and communicating that mission to members