Effect of proposed overtime rule changes
By Jeremy York, HR Field Representative, Synergy In June, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced…
charitableadvisorsAugust 31, 2015
University’s intense training, develops nonprofit leaders
By Michael L. Jackson, director of marketing and communications, Indiana University School of Public and…
charitableadvisorsAugust 24, 2015
Significant nonprofit financial reporting changes
By Jim Simpson, CPA and director, Financial Technologies & Management The way nonprofits prepare and…
charitableadvisorsAugust 17, 2015
Taking on controversial issues in the workplace
By Bryan Brenner, CEO and founder, FirstPerson When Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act was making…
charitableadvisorsAugust 3, 2015
Prevention and planning: keys to avoiding and surviving a computer exploit
By Chip Heberden, owner and president, Netlink, Inc. Understanding computer exploits like malware and viruses…
charitableadvisorsJuly 27, 2015
When best-laid plans go awry: Prepare with reserves
By Lauren Kreutzinger, supervisor, VonLehman In any business, in any organization, even the best-laid plans…
charitableadvisorsJuly 20, 2015
Top five mistakes of boards
By Zac Kester, JD, LLM, CFRM, at Charitable Allies | In the past few months…
charitableadvisorsJuly 14, 2015
Good intentions or intentionality: Which describes your board of directors?
By Steve Sauer, senior manager, BKD | Most historians agree the form and function of…
charitableadvisorsJune 30, 2015
HR outsourcing: How can it work
By Jeremy York, HR field representative, The Synergy Companies | Human resource strategy, also referred…
charitableadvisorsJune 16, 2015
Proposed changes to nonprofit financial reporting
By Chris Mennel, audit manager, Alerding CPA Group | A new proposed accounting standard could…
charitableadvisorsJune 9, 2015
