Financial Management Within the Nonprofit Sector, Parts 1 & 2
While some people shy away from supposedly “boring” numbers, budgeting is a central management tool for overseeing an agency’s activities. Learn the essentials of financial management techniques that can be an extremely valuable aspect of organizational leadership.
This course can be applied to the Professional Certificate in Nonprofit Management.
Instructor
Cheryl J Muldrew-McMurtry is an accountant, certified non-profit consultant, global financial educator, speaker and senior executive with an expertise in managerial accounting, financial and strategic planning, data analysis, risk management and taxes. A native of Chicago, Illinois, Cheryl graduated from ... read more
Benefits and Learning Outcomes
- Overview the financial management systems important to your nonprofit organization
- Identify critical budgeting, accounting and control system terms and concepts for fundamental financial management
- Learn financial principles to strengthen your nonprofit organization’s allocation opportunities
- Examine your current capital cycle and explore possible improvements
Course Outline/Topics
Part 1: Analyze the principles of financial management for nonprofits. Learn to apply the fundamentals of accounting, budgeting processes, cash flow analysis, expenditure control, long-range financial planning, audits, grants and contracts to nonprofits.
Part 2: Study budgeting and planning, tax issues and internal/external reporting requirements for financial management.
Date: Wed-Thu, Feb 5-6, 2025
Delivery Method: Live Online
Time: 8:30am-3pm CT
Platform: Zoom
Instructor: Cheryl McMurtry
Fee:
$370 by Jan 22, 2025
$430 after Jan 22, 2025
CEUs: 1.2
Enrollment Limit: 25
Program Number: 7360-16686
Registration Deadline: Feb 5, 2025
