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When a nonprofit's finance committee functions effectively, it does more than monitor budgets and financial statements — it strengthens the organization's overall governance. An effective finance committee generally should be involved in: 1) Board communication about finances 2) Budgetary planning 3) Financial reporting 4) Internal controls 5) Financial resource administration. If an organization doesn't have a separate audit or investment committee, it should be involved with those functions as well. Is your finance committee structured for success?
Read the full article to find out what an effective committee looks like — and where yours might have room to grow. If you'd like a fresh set of eyes on your finance committee's structure, please contact us. We're here to help.
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