Practical Tips for Not-For-Profit Financial Leaders Part 2

This course covers over one hunded practical tips for accountants who work for Not-For-Profit organizations. The tips are illustrated through concrete examples derived from real experience. As a finance leader, you are expected to deal with a variety of issues and situations. You have your experience as well as what you have learned from colleagues and mentors, but this course will provide you with additional veteran tips, including unconventional ones. You won’t find these tips in courses or textbooks, but you’ll be able to use many of them. An in-depth financial reporting improvement case set in the sector will give you dozens of ideas to improve your financial reporting.

The course was created and presented by an experienced CFO, with extensive real-world insight, who has created a number of courses and spoken to over 16,000 accountants. You will also want to take Part 2 of this course. (Note: This course was previously a one-day course, Practical Tips for Not-For-Profit Financial Leaders.)

TOPICS

• Understand how to improve your financial reporting through a practical case.
• Learn a different approach to KPIs.
• Select creative, outside-the-box thinking options to solve problems.
• Recall practical technology and system tips.
• Learn fast close methodologies.

In this video course, the instructor provides highlights from past live session discussions.

Past viewers of the video have said:

• I learned and particularly liked the case study.
• Liked the portion on systems, NFPs are terrible at keeping up with technology and often don’t have the means, found your approach sensible and pragmatic
• It was filled with practical tips which I can put to use
• The course was helpful for me as it provides different tips and suggestions that come from experience, and not from text books. This is exactly what I needed.
• The course offers a lot of practical information that would be very useful to me
• Very enjoyable course! I will be looking at more courses from you for next year. Thank you very much!
• Thank you for all the material. Very useful.
• Like that it was not theoretical and had lots of practical examples
• Presenter very knowledgeable