Nonprofit Resources
Three Best Practices for Successful Nonprofit Mergers
While a lot has been written about the benefits of strategic nonprofit mergers and acquisitions, they can be challenging to accomplish. Fortunately, there are several best practices nonprofit leaders can follow to successfully guide their organization through the merger process.
5 Steps to Strengthen Your Organization’s Cybersecurity Defenses
All nonprofits are at risk of a cyber breach. These five steps will help you understand the key issues and risks and how your organization can strengthen its cybersecurity defenses.
What Nonprofits Need to Know About the FASB Financial Reporting Standards Changes
The impact of the financial reporting changes in FASB ASU 2016-14 will be substantial for many nonprofits. This article explains key reporting changes nonprofits need to be aware of and begin planning for.
Should Your Organization Accept that Gift?
We’ve all heard the adage “Never look a gift horse in the mouth,” but that is not sound advice for nonprofits. Some gifts may have implications or costs that could have negative consequences for your organization.
Generate Revenue Enhancement Opportunities for Your Organization
Many nonprofit organizations are considering alternative revenue sources as a way to bring in extra funding. As with most initiatives, the key is to plan diligently.
When the Fairy Tale Goes South: Executive Compensation Agreements
Whether you are a new, long-time, or prospective senior management official (SMO), an employment contract is vital. Learn what an employment contact should include in this article from Gammon & Grange.
How to Recruit Great Candidates for Your Nonprofit
Finding great candidates for your nonprofit may seem like a daunting task, but the key is to plan your strategy before starting. These steps will help you create an effective recruiting process.
Board Service Boosts Careers
Do you need an enticement for attracting high-quality board members? As a recent Wall Street Journal article points out: “Executives are doing good for others — and good for their careers — by joining boards of nonprofit organizations.”
Repeal of the Johnson Amendment?
The “Johnson Amendment” is a 1954 law that restricts 501(c)(3) organizations — including colleges and churches — from directly or indirectly participating in political campaign activities.
5 Steps to Strengthen Your Institution’s Cybersecurity Defenses
Hacking has been receiving a great deal of attention lately in the political arena, but many higher education leaders may not realize the severity and scope of the threat to their own institution.