Course ID: IATFP

Impact Accelerators: Transitioning from For-Profit to Not-For-Profit Organizations

Moving from a for-profit to a nonprofit financial management role often comes with misconceptions. Many envision it as just “volunteering with a paycheck,” underestimating the strategic complexity and unique challenges of nonprofit finance. This course addresses these myths head-on, offering practical insights into the differences and challenges of the nonprofit sector. Participants will be guided through developing their impact roadmap to quickly become a finance business partner who can positively impact their mission-driven organization.


Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
– Distinguish the unique financial and operational challenges faced by nonprofits.
– Identify how to analyze nonprofit financial statements for better decision-making within the context of mission-driven goals.
– Gain insights into the key focus areas for the first months on the job to ensure a successful transition and immediate impact.


Major Topics

– The Essentials of Nonprofit Financial Management
– Myths vs. reality in transitioning to nonprofit finance roles.
– Nonprofit operational and financial challenges.
– Key components and differences in nonprofit financial statements.
– Ways to extract critical insights from NFP Financial Statements
– Creating a plan for impactful integration and contribution within the first six months.


Who Should Attend

– Financial professionals making a transition from for-profit sectors to nonprofit organizations.
– New and existing nonprofit finance professionals aiming to enhance their impact
– Nonprofit leaders and HR professionals involved in onboarding new finance team members.


Fields of Study
Personal Development

Prerequisites

None


CPE Credits
1.0

Level
Basic

This course is available for your group as:

 

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