Good news for organizations that receive federal funding subject to Uniform Guidance (UG), 2 CFR 200: If you haven’t updated your procurement standards, you have a little more time.
September 15, 2017 - Various tax news outlets have released inflation-adjusted estimates to key tax figures for 2018. This is useful information for planning as we approach 2018.
Part three in this series looks at how ASU 2016-14 will impact the reclassification of assets after donor-imposed restrictions expire.
Topics include critical privacy issues, employee retirement plan responsibilities, a board member’s perspective on board governance, and why sustainability metrics are smart for nonprofits.
Most nonprofit organizations collect, use and store “personal information” of donors and staff. There are well over 200 laws, just in the United States, that mandate protections of this information.
A nonprofit’s governing body is integral to the success and effectiveness of the organization. But what exactly does it take to excel as a board member? This article highlights insights into board member responsibilities and how nonprofits can position their boards for success.
A relatively new standard-setting body, the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), is shaking up the way entities communicate with their stakeholders. There are several lessons the nonprofit sector can use to deepen and improve the way they tell their stories.
Aligning your HR strategy with your business/operational strategy is key. Knowing how to find the right people and get them to want to work for you and stay is the secret to a competitive advantage.
Hackers can exploit this vulnerability to access your phone's internal memory and run any program. It's important to update your devices to the latest operating system immediately.
What would happen if your organization was hacked? And what would happen if you were sued for not adequately protecting donor or employee information?
