When the pandemic struck five years ago, nonprofits scrambled to bridge the gap between faltering revenue and surging needs in our communities. Though COVID may have subsided as the most visible threat, nonprofits are again facing a time of disruption. As before, we are called on to serve critical needs with uncertain resources. How do we stay proactive through volatility? What does a financial crisis look like, and how do we spot one on the horizon? Our presenters will offer thoughts on how we as financial managers can play a crucial role in making our organizations more responsive and resilient.
We will be joined by two experienced leaders/practitioners from Insource Services:
Elizabeth Stasiowski
Team Lead and Finance Associate Director
As a Finance Associate Director and Financial Team Lead, Elizabeth uses her extensive experience to keep clients on track financially, up-to-date with regulatory requirements and compliance issues and looking forward to create long-term financial stability. Elizabeth is experienced in addressing boards of directors and making financial data accessible to a variety of stakeholders and decision-makers. Her background includes a strong understanding of grant management, Government Auditing Standards, OMB Circular A-133 compliance and UFR preparation; and she has developed budgeting and tracking tools and templates.
Rondi Chapman
Senior Finance & Accounting Manager
Rondi is passionate about providing financial leadership and support for her clients and helping them achieve their organizational goals. In her role, she and her team provide a range of accounting and financial management services, including assisting with setup for new clients, team oversight of general ledger management, financial reporting, risk management, financial health analysis, budgeting and forecasting, and overall strategic guidance.
Rondi has worked with clients across multiple industry sectors; including manufacturing, information technology, and a variety of research-based companies and organizations.