Financial Empowerment: Course 1, Foundation Building (Partner, Virtual)
Online via Zoom
Event Details
Financial Empowerment: Course 1, Foundation Building
Description
When it comes to financial accounting, do you feel overwhelmed? Even if you're a "numbers person," the principles of nonprofit accounting can be a bit daunting. This training will help you get grounded, with guidance and support to get started on your financial management journey. Join us for Course 1, Foundation Building, and learn how to build a solid financial foundation.
This two-hour, hands on training will help you establish essential financial literacy with terminology, tips, and basics for financial setup to support success. This training is designed as partial lecture with exercises to allow you to practice. There will be an extra day following the session for Q&A, giving you time to absorb and metabolize what you’ve learned.
This is Course 1 of the Financial Empowerment Series. Please select this link if you would like to purchase the whole series. This training will be recorded and provided to registrants after the sessions are completed.
Learning Objectives:
Definitions and Basic Set-Up Needs Revenue: Contributions vs. Exchange Transactions Net Assets: Restrictions vs. Designations Allocation Methodologies
Recommended Pre-Training: Decoding Nonprofit Finances: Making Sense of Your Nonprofit's Financial Statements and Cash Flow (This is event has taken place. You can purchase the recording for an on-demand version)
When:
- July 8, 2024, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM;
- July 9, 2024, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (Q&A)
Who Should Attend? Executive Directors, Board Treasurers, Accounting Staff, Operations Staff, Development Staff, and anyone interested in learning more about financial management for your nonprofit.
Cost:
Members: $65 Not-Yet-Members: $130
NAM Members: use code LearnNAM for member pricing
About the Speaker:
Sitori Holbrook | Accounting Services Senior Manager, Tanner LLC
Sitori has almost 10 years of public accounting experience in a variety of industries, specializing in not-for-profit accounting. Prior to Tanner, Sitori worked in industry for eight years as a controller overseeing all aspects of accounting. She has experience with a variety of accounting systems and general ledger integration software. Sitori is a founding member of Tanner’s Client Accounting Services department. She manages large accounting outsourcing projects and is skilled in business process transformation and the systems that support it as well as internal controls over financial reporting. Sitori received her bachelor’s and master’s in accounting at Westminster College. She is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants and serves on Tanner’s Not-for-Profit Committee as well as on the board of a local not-for-profit.