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MetroWest Nonprofit NetworkMetrowest Nonprofit Network
508-377-3998
lparkermoldover@metrowestnonprofit.org
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COST:
$165.00 first participant
$35.00 for each additional person from the same organization. Participants are encouraged to attend as a group. (i.e. Executive Director, and/or Board Treasurer or Board President)
LUNCH:
A 45-minute lunch period will be provided. Attendees are encouraged to visit local vendors or bring a lunch.
WHAT TO BRING:
Participants are encouraged to bring an electronic and print version of their organization's budget. Laptops will also be required to access workshop information.
Nonprofit Budget and Finance Fundamentals Workshop
Join us for this interactive workshop with Gregg Grenier that will give you the critical information and skills needed to create and manage your budgets effectively and efficiently.
Register now to save your spot for this interactive workshop that will cover:
Overview of Nonprofit Financial Management
- Financial management principles
- Receiving 501c3 status
- Accounting definitions
Introduction to Income and Expenses
- Most common types of income and expenses
Building Budgets
- Types of budgets
- Budgeting checklist
And more! Based on time and the needs of the group, additional topics may include:
- Financial Reporting (annual filings, financial statements, and evaluating financial performance)
- Financial Controls (Conflict of Interest, Reserve, Donor Privacy, and Gift policies; and Insurance Needs)
- Creating a Grant Budget (1-year and multi-year)
Gregg Grenier is a seasoned nonprofit finance, operations, and fundraising professional. He is currently the Vice President of Operations at the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center where he leads an internal team to implement fundraising, accounting, financial planning and budgeting, human resources, and internal operations. He is an experienced adjunct faculty member in local graduate programs teaching about nonprofit management. Gregg has also taught multiple workshops for the MetroWest Nonprofit Network on nonprofit finance and budgeting.
He also has experience in other nonprofit and higher education settings where he has overseen a community engagement department, several large-scale volunteer programs, and large development operations. Gregg holds a bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Bentley University, a master’s degree in Higher Education from Columbia University, and a master’s in Business Administration (MBA) from Framingham State University. He also holds the Certified Fund-Raising Executive (CFRE) professional certification.
