About this Event
The key to good fiscal stewardship is to ensure the board is financially literate – that is, that it has realistic financial achievement expectations, appropriate oversight, and knowledge of accounting standards and reporting. You need to know if your organization is on solid footing – gaining or losing ground. This session is designed to help you, as a nonprofit board member, understand:
· The unique financial structure of your nonprofit
· The board’s role in financial accountability and its fiduciary responsibility
· How to read and interpret financial statements, as well as recognize red flags in financial statements
· Basic financial analyses of balance sheets, income expense reports, accounting practices, and audits
· Compliance issues your organization is obligated to meet related to financial regulatory reporting, particularly the Form 990, 990T, unrelated business income, and rules on restricted/unrestricted funds
About the Presenter:
Jonathan Miller is a Partner at The Bonadio Group. As a partner with the firm’s Healthcare/Tax Exempt Team, Jonathan’s primary role is to oversee financial statement audits of his team’s clients. He is involved in a variety of consulting engagements, including financial due diligence and forecasting, project management and advisory services, operational audits, business planning, and board governance. Jonathan also has a passion for giving back to the community and serves on several boards.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
St. John Fisher University, East Avenue, Rochester, NY, USA, United States
USD 50.00
