Day: September 24, 2018

  Not every exiting nonprofit leader may need or require an exit agreement. However, not-for-profit boards should understand four common types of CEO exit plans to negotiate an exit agreement if needed — ideally far ahead of the leader’s actual exit to support nonprofit operations. The use of exit agreements occurs most often in four

Donor-based not-for-profit organizations have a short window to comment on a recent amendment being considered by the United States Postal Service (USPS) that could greatly impact their postage budget.   The proposal would limit all USPS Marketing Mail, regular or not-for-profit, letter-sized or flat-sized; to content that is only paper-based/printed matter. No merchandise or goods of

By Cathy Hwang, CPA By now, all organizational recipients of federal funds or grant awards should have familiarized themselves with changes to the Uniform Guidance, issued at the end of 2014 through the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The grace period for enhanced procurement compliance has ended, and affected organizations  need to ensure that