Charter Schools Connect: Managing the Remote Business Office
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COVID-19 has challenged businesses to think about operations in a new way. In this 11-minute webcast, AAFCPAs’ Charter School Practice Leaders John Buckley, CPA, CGMA and Nichole Reilly, CPA, MBA share insights and best practice recommendations for Charter School clients about overcoming internal control and segregation of duties challenges for a remote business office.
AAFCPAs advises clients to create new policies and leverage technologies to mitigate new risks posed by working in remote environments.
John is the leader of AAFCPAs’ Educational Services practice, serving diverse academic and education services clients spanning independent schools, colleges/universities, special education schools, education services, charter schools and charter management organizations (CMOs).
He fully understand the nuances of the educational services industry and business and operational challenges faced by these institutions, including funding and regulatory issues such as: capital campaign structures, complex endowments, alternative investments, debt financing and tax credit options, and unique governance concerns and …
Nichole is a leader in AAFCPAs’ Education Practice, where she specializes in advising charter schools, private schools, and other education-related nonprofits. She fully understands the nuances of the education industry and its business and operational challenges, including funding opportunities and regulatory issues. Nichole also possesses deep expertise in advising arts and cultural organizations, offering specialized guidance that enhances their financial resilience and strategic planning.
Nichole’s active involvement with the MA Charter Public School Association showcases her …
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