Staying in Front for 2019: Making Sense of New Risks in Fraud, Cyber and Market Volatility
February 26, 2019
About
Reputation is vital to any organization. So when one is hit by fraud or a cyber breach, the results can be devastating. For nonprofits, reputation is particularly important, as they rely on donations for survival. Donations provide the means by which services get to those who need them most. And executives know that when donations are affected, so is the organization’s mission.
But through forward thinking, nonprofit leaders can take actionable steps that not only help prevent events like fraud and cyber breaches, but also mitigate consequences that can damage the organization’s reputation. If these unfortunate circumstances occur, a swift and comprehensive response can protect and potentially reinforce a nonprofit’s positive image.
Come join fellow nonprofit executives and experts from Calibre CPA Group and Gallagher Risk Management in discussions about new risks facing nonprofits in fraud, cyber and market volatility. Learn ways that threats may be prevented and if necessary, addressed. There will also be relaxed networking before and after the event. CPE credits will be available for attendees.
Agenda
Breakfast Networking
Session 1 - Nonprofit Fraud: Risks and Preventative Steps to Protect Your Organization
- Arthur E. Budich, CPA, CFE, Partner | Calibre CPA Group
Session 2 - At the Helm: Confidently Navigate Nonprofits Through Cyber and Market Storms
- Andrew Moss, Account Executive | Gallagher Risk Management
Valid for 2.0 CPE credits – *See below
Meet the Speakers
Venue
Registration Form
This program is designed for Nonprofit Executives, Labor Union Officials/Employees, Controllers, Chief Financial Officers, Accounting Managers, and accounting professionals for 2.0 credits of Continuing Professional Education (CPE):
CPE Credit: 2.0 | Delivery Method: Group | Program Level: Update | Advanced Preparation: N/A | Prerequisites: N/A
Calibre CPA Group is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding the registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.learningmarket.org
Refund Policy and Complaint Resolution: For more information on administrative policies regarding refunds or complaint resolutions, contact Calibre CPA Group at 202.331.9880