For a not-for-profit with limited resources, an audit can be downright scary. But it doesn’t have to be. Understanding the necessity and subsequent process of an audit can go a long way to ease concerns.
By engaging a CFO, a not-for-profit obtains a strategic financial leader who will have a deeper understanding of their business model, financial standing, and banking relationships.
Recruiting the right people to serve on your not-for-profit board is critical to ensuring success and longevity for your organization. Check out our pointers.