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AAFCPAs’ Jeffrey Cicolini, CPA, CGMA will present an educational workshop titled “Rethinking Your Budget – Leading a More Comprehensive Financial Planning Process.” This session is part of the New England Society of Association Executive’s (NE/SAE) Annual Management Conference, scheduled for...

AAFCPAs’ Jeffrey Cicolini, CPA, CGMA will present an educational workshop titled “Rethinking Your Budget – Leading a More Comprehensive Financial Planning Process.” This session is part of the New England Society of Association Executive’s (NE/SAE) Annual Management Conference, scheduled for January 18-19, 2018, in Newton, MA.
This presentation will provide insight to association executive management in order to broaden the scope of their financial planning process to address the challenges of the current economic and funding landscape, and ensure sustainability in the long-term. Jeff will provide practical guidance and best practice recommendations so that professional societies and trade associations can proactively ensure their ability to thrive, and deliver on their mission in the event of unforeseen financial shortages.
After this workshop, participants will be able to:
If you have any questions, please contact Jeffrey Cicolini, CPA, CGMA at 774.512.4026, jcicolini@aafcpa.com.
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