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SUMMARY:Nonprofit Financial Leadership Academy
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text]\nMEMBERS ONLY \nJoin OAESV for a custom\, 3-day\, in-person nonprofit financial leadership academy training for OAESV members. The goal of this training is to strengthen the financial management and financial leadership capacities of rape crisis centers serving diverse communities in Ohio. This course will provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively lead the financial aspects of their organization and build organizational sustainability. \n[/vc_column_text]CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW [vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][/vc_column][/vc_row]\nDAY 1 \n\nOverview of Nonprofit Financial Leadership\nNonprofit Finance Models\nOvercoming Your Money Fears Exercise\n~LUNCH BREAK~\nNonprofit Financial Terms + Concepts\nGAAP for Nonprofits\nUnderstanding Financial Statements\nFinancial Decision-Making\nCommunicating Your Organization’s Financial Position\n\nDAY 2 \n\nMyths About Nonprofit Budgets\nDifferent Types of Nonprofit Budgets\nHow To Create an Equitable Budgeting Process\nThe Annual Budgeting Cycle\n~LUNCH BREAK~\nFunctional Expenses + Cost Allocation Strategies\nAdvanced Budget Strategies\nManaging Cash Flows\nBoard Oversight\nKey Performance Indicators (KPI’s)\n\nDAY 3  \n\nOverview of Nonprofit Risk Management\nSeparation Of Duties\nProtecting Information\nHandling Cash\nCredit Card Safety\nApprovals And Oversight\nFinancial Management Policies &Procedures\n~LUNCH BREAK~\nOrganizational Sustainability + the Role of Financial Leaders\nFactors In Determining the Right Revenue Mix\nFund Development Planning\nTools For Projecting Revenue\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\nTRAINERS \nDeborah Steinkopf has 30+ years of experience in nonprofit management and development. She has been an executive director\, associate director\, and development director in addition to nonprofit consulting with a focus on finance strategies and executive coaching. She knows first-hand the empowering effect of understanding organizational finance models\, good budgeting practices\, and effective revenue strategies. She brings a wide range of experience and deep knowledge to this training and makes conversations about finance fun. \nAnthony Petchel believes it’s time to rethink philanthropy and create opportunities for equitable approaches to financing the good works of nonprofits. Anthony brings 20+ years of leadership experience in team development\, philanthropic strategies\, and communications. Before becoming a leader in fundraising for several area nonprofits\, Anthony worked for 16 years in commercial and retail banking. Anthony brings diverse and practical skillsets to the work of building financial effectiveness for nonprofits and a commitment to exploring equity in all nonprofit practices\, including budgeting and fundraising.
URL:https://oaesv.org/calendar/2024-nonprofit-financial-leadership-academy/
LOCATION:Quest Conference Center\, 9200 Worthington Rd Ste 400\, Westerville\, 43082\, United States
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SUMMARY:Nonprofit Financial Leadership Academy
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text]\nMEMBERS ONLY \nJoin OAESV for a custom\, 3-day\, in-person nonprofit financial leadership academy training for OAESV members. The goal of this training is to strengthen the financial management and financial leadership capacities of rape crisis centers serving diverse communities in Ohio. This course will provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively lead the financial aspects of their organization and build organizational sustainability. \n[/vc_column_text]CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW [vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][/vc_column][/vc_row]\nDAY 1 \n\nOverview of Nonprofit Financial Leadership\nNonprofit Finance Models\nOvercoming Your Money Fears Exercise\n~LUNCH BREAK~\nNonprofit Financial Terms + Concepts\nGAAP for Nonprofits\nUnderstanding Financial Statements\nFinancial Decision-Making\nCommunicating Your Organization’s Financial Position\n\nDAY 2 \n\nMyths About Nonprofit Budgets\nDifferent Types of Nonprofit Budgets\nHow To Create an Equitable Budgeting Process\nThe Annual Budgeting Cycle\n~LUNCH BREAK~\nFunctional Expenses + Cost Allocation Strategies\nAdvanced Budget Strategies\nManaging Cash Flows\nBoard Oversight\nKey Performance Indicators (KPI’s)\n\nDAY 3  \n\nOverview of Nonprofit Risk Management\nSeparation Of Duties\nProtecting Information\nHandling Cash\nCredit Card Safety\nApprovals And Oversight\nFinancial Management Policies &Procedures\n~LUNCH BREAK~\nOrganizational Sustainability + the Role of Financial Leaders\nFactors In Determining the Right Revenue Mix\nFund Development Planning\nTools For Projecting Revenue\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]\nTRAINERS \nDeborah Steinkopf has 30+ years of experience in nonprofit management and development. She has been an executive director\, associate director\, and development director in addition to nonprofit consulting with a focus on finance strategies and executive coaching. She knows first-hand the empowering effect of understanding organizational finance models\, good budgeting practices\, and effective revenue strategies. She brings a wide range of experience and deep knowledge to this training and makes conversations about finance fun. \nAnthony Petchel believes it’s time to rethink philanthropy and create opportunities for equitable approaches to financing the good works of nonprofits. Anthony brings 20+ years of leadership experience in team development\, philanthropic strategies\, and communications. Before becoming a leader in fundraising for several area nonprofits\, Anthony worked for 16 years in commercial and retail banking. Anthony brings diverse and practical skillsets to the work of building financial effectiveness for nonprofits and a commitment to exploring equity in all nonprofit practices\, including budgeting and fundraising.
URL:https://oaesv.org/calendar/nonprofit-financial-leadership-academy/
LOCATION:Quest Conference Center\, 9200 Worthington Rd Ste 400\, Westerville\, 43082\, United States
CATEGORIES:Trainings
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SUMMARY:Fall 2024 40-Hour Training Institute for Sexual Violence Advocates
DESCRIPTION:MEMBERS ONLY\nFall 2024 40-Hour Training Institute for Sexual Violence Advocates\nOAESV’s Training Institute for Sexual Violence Advocates is designed for advocates and rape crisis program staff who have been working in the field two years or less\, or are new to Ohio laws and procedures. This training fulfills the “Core Standards for Rape Crisis Programs in Ohio” requirement of 40 hours of introductory training for new staff. OAN and NOVA/NACP: meets requirements as a pre-approved training for “Introductory Advocacy” training. Approved for 37 hours of CEU credits for social workers. \nTraining Schedule: \n\n20 Hours of Asynchronous Training: Accessible 10/7/2024-10/27/2024\, completed at your own pace.\n20 Hours of Live Zoom Training: October 28th – November 1st\, 10am-3:30pm with a 45 minute lunch break.\n\nThis training is for OAESV members only. If you need assistance logging into our Member Portal (Coalition Manager) or you would like to become a member\, please email info@oaesv.org for assistance. For additional information or questions\, please email training@oaesv.org. \nObjectives: \n\nParticipants will engage with the training materials in the content areas listed in the “Core Standards for Rape Crisis Programs in Ohio” to meet the minimum requirement of 40 hours of rape crisis advocacy training for newly-hired staff members within six months of hire.\nParticipants will gain a greater understanding of the many diverse factors that influence and affect a sexual violence survivor’s experience of victimization and healing following an assault\, with the purpose of implementing three key elements of victim-centered\, trauma-informed care into their advocacy practice.\nParticipants will learn about at least three medical and three legal services\, to increase their knowledge of resources and options available for survivors.\n\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER
URL:https://oaesv.org/calendar/fall-2024-40-hour-training-institute-for-sexual-violence-advocates/
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