
Not-for-Profit Financial Storytelling: Rebroadcast
Our presenters will discuss storytelling options beyond standard financial statements and the IRS Form 990.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting
Level
Intermediate
CPE Credits
2
Instructor
Carolyn Mollen, Cheryl R. Olson
Availability
89 days
Product Number
WC4374503
In this rebroadcast of an NFP Section webcast, learn how to identify opportunities to communicate nonprofit stories within and beyond the financial statements and the IRS Form 990.
Key Topics
- Communicating financial information in an influential way
- Telling more effective stories with your financial data
- Connecting with your audience through real world examples
- Interpreting and presenting complex financial information through storytelling
- Unlocking the powerful story hidden within the numbers
Learning Outcomes
- Identify opportunities to communicate organizational stories within and beyond the financial statements and the IRS Form 990.
- Determine how the organization’s website, as well as other websites, can lead to financial transparency.
- Identify pros and cons of preparing Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) report for your organization.
- Identify ways to involve non-financial staff in financial storytelling.
Who Will Benefit
- Individuals with knowledge of or interest in the not-for-profit industry
- Accounting and finance professionals
- Auditors of not-for-profits
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