How to Thrive in 2010:
 Executive Director’s Guide to Fiscal Success

Hosted by Beyond the Bottom Line, Calibre CPA Group and M&T Bank

The financial landscape for nonprofits may have changed forever.  In 2010, nonprofits will need to build and diversify revenue since some funding sources may not come back.  It will be important to find sustainable operational efficiencies, as the phase of incremental cost cutting is likely over.  Nonprofits will be turning to a more holistic financial management approach where your finaicial team partners across the organization to help leaders make informed decisions. 

Join us for this peer-to-peer discussion where we'll discuss:

• Revenue – Diversification strategies and planning methodology

• Fiscal management – How should I be managing my CFO and financial staff

• Financial Statements – How to analyze and question the preparation of the financial statements

• Staffing options – When to outsource and when to hire permanent staff

• New expense management options – Shared services or joint ventures

• How To Make A Good Impression On Your Banker

• Accessing Bank credit

• Risk management for not for profits

• Navigating the New 990

• Net Asset reserves

Speakers 

Robert Malone is a Vice President with M&T Bank's Not-for-Profit division.  He coordinated the Not-for-Profit Division’s expansion throughout upstate New York and now manages a portfolio of nonprofits throughout Greater Washington.