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Modern Nonprofit Podcast: Vision-Directed Strategic Planning

The Charity CFO

On today’s episode Jennifer and Tosha will cover the concept of vision-directed strategic planning, non-profit life cycles, and how to build a sustainable organization. Vision Directed Strategic Planning We quickly learn from Jennifer how she cultivates a vision for an organization and what this truly means for their future outlook.

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12 Best Paying Jobs in Finance in 2023

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One industry that tends to be recession-resistant is finance. After all, people will always need financial services, whether investing their money , taking out loans, or managing their taxes. And while the finance industry has seen its share of ups and downs over the years, it generally bounces back fairly quickly after a downturn.

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The Future of Finance and Sustainability with Elizabeth Burns

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The Future of Finance and Sustainability with Elizabeth Burns The evolving demands of sustainability and financial performance are reshaping the role of CFOs in the energy sector. Elizabeth’s approach offers practical lessons for finance leaders navigating this complex and dynamic landscape.

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Strategic Finance Focus at Year-End

VCFO

These impacts will include major changes to accounting practices and financial reporting, as well as increased scrutiny of contracts, service agreements, and all leases starting now and moving forward. audited or reviewed financial statements). It is critical to engage in strategic planning for the year ahead.

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Nonprofit Finance Practices

VCFO

Restoring and Ensuring Effective Nonprofit Finance Practices Decades ago, healthcare trailblazer Sister Irene Kraus moved her mantra of “No Margin. Here, we look at what can cause finance and compliance-related practices to go astray in nonprofits, as well as what can be done to get them back on course and keep them there. No Mission.”

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The Key Differences Between a Controller and a CFO in Small Businesses

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In contrast, a CFO is a more strategic financial professional, focusing on long-term planning, investor relations, and overarching financial strategy. Purpose of the Role The controller ensures financial reporting compliance and accuracy while preventing and detecting fraud.

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The Finance Committee and Nonprofit Financial Management Tips

The Charity CFO

Your finance committee spends the most time analyzing and studying your nonprofit’s numbers, yet your entire board of directors is responsible for financial oversight. Doing so helps you ensure your team truly understands your finances and can help you do your job more effectively. Activate the Finance Committee.