Exploring the business and legal side of nonprofits
“I would recommend this workshop to anyone starting a non-profit corporation”. “Very informative… provided excellent resources”. “Speakers were extremely knowledgeable and explained answers in a way that everyone could understand”. “Covered everything I thought it would, and more”.
Individuals seriously considering starting their own nonprofit organization.
Prospective members of executive management (The Board of Directors, Executive Directors, CFOs, Controllers and Program Directors) and prospective contributors.
Getting a new nonprofit organization off to the right start can mean the difference between success and failure. Nonprofits are companies with different missions and obligations than for profits. Because of increased regulation of nonprofits, it is important that nonprofit managers understand the legal benefits and obligations of incorporation and tax-exemption.
This workshop, led by an expert on nonprofits, will take you step by step through a process of starting and running a successful nonprofit. It will delve into the business and legal aspects of launching a nonprofit, including legal obligations and differences in business approach.
At the end of the workshop, you will be able to:
Facilitator and Instructor: Barbara Grumet
Barbara Grumet is a former nonprofit CEO, board member, founding board president, senior management employee, and volunteer for several nonprofits. She is a SCORE New York City mentor.
Workshop Fees: Online registration $59, walk-ins $69
There is a $10 discount on all Student and SEAP registrations
(valid ID must be presented at the door; bring your SEAP forms to the workshop).
Please remember to bring your cell phone as you will receive an email with a link to your workshop evaluation form from the SCORE NYC Workshop Committee. It will be sent to you toward the end of the workshop so you can complete it effortlessly online before you leave.