This year’s Annual Nonprofit Seminar is packed full of insight and inspiration to take nonprofits into the future, including discussions related to Pay for Success, Impact Reporting, and Leveraging Data Analytics & Predictive Modeling! Unfortunately, some nonprofits may be unable...
This year’s Annual Nonprofit Seminar is packed full of insight and inspiration to take nonprofits into the future, including discussions related to Pay for Success, Impact Reporting, and Leveraging Data Analytics & Predictive Modeling! Unfortunately, some nonprofits may be unable to equip for the future without addressing significant lags in the present.
Too often, nonprofits lag in prioritizing investments in process improvement and technology. This lag may often be attributed to skills gaps, resistance to change, and lack of a consensus of where to start. We believe change management—convincing people to accept, adapt, and engage in constant improvement and training in anticipation of and response to change—may be your biggest hurdle in getting your organization to proceed forward to where it needs to be.
Technology has evolved and advanced significantly over the decades since computers originated. Many years ago, in their most rudimentary form, computers were very large and slow. Gradually, computers have become smaller and faster, enabling people to use them virtually anywhere. New computer technology has enabled more advanced business tasks as well. Where is your business in the tech continuum?
At our 2021 Virtual Nonprofit Educational Seminar, Wednesday, April 28, AAFCPAs will provide insight into how sophisticated nonprofits are successfully achieving business transformations that ensure they are best equipped for the changes that await our future. AAFCPAs’ speakers will address head-on what’s holding organizations back and provide insight into creating a roadmap to tackle evaluating the skills to develop or hire for, technologies to implement, and notable transformations to anticipate.
Speakers for this session include:
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