AAFCPAs’ John Buckley, CPA, CGMA has been invited to present on financial health when operating a strong charter school/network at NCSC24, the largest national gathering of educators, advocates, and leaders in the charter school community. This year’s conference will be...
AAFCPAs’ John Buckley, CPA, CGMA has been invited to present on financial health when operating a strong charter school/network at NCSC24, the largest national gathering of educators, advocates, and leaders in the charter school community. This year’s conference will be held June 30 to July 3, 2024.
In his presentation, John will touch on the concept of healthy finances, what it looks like in action, and how it may vary depending on each stakeholder’s perspective, needs, and requirements. He will share practices that may lead to improved metrics and how they all tie together to help schools/networks become more successful. Attendees will learn proven practices and financial metrics from the perspective of an auditor, authorizer, board treasurer, CFO, and service provider.
What: Balancing Act: Healthy Finances in Action from Multiple Perspectives
When: Tuesday, July 2, 2024, 9:00 – 10:00 AM EDT
Where: Boston Convention & Exhibition Center in Boston, MA
If you have questions, please contact John Buckley, CPA, CGMA, Partner at 774.512.4039 or jbuckley@aafcpa.com—or your AAFCPAs Partner.
AAFCPAs’ Education Practice works closely with diverse academic institutions and Education Services clients spanning K-12 charter schools and charter management organizations (CMOs), private schools, special education schools, education services, and higher education. We serve start-up charter schools, mature multi-site proven providers, schools that are expanding, as well as the leading Charter Management Organizations (CMOs) in the country. Many clients began their trusted relationship with us at the time they were granted their charters and remain proponents of AAFCPAs’ exceptional value.
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