GRF On-the-Go Podcast

In this episode, Elinor Litwack and Ahkeeia Ward discuss using financial data and dynamic dashboards as a storytelling and planning tool – bringing the numbers to life and allowing for critical decisions to be made with real-time data and visibility.

In this episode, GRF's Tricia Katebini, Mac Lillard, and Alison Conklin discuss common audit findings and best practice recommendations to help strengthen internal controls over key areas.

In this episode, our accounting and contracting experts discuss real-world tips and recommendations to help you with your financial reporting. We provide an overview of requirements for both 8(a) government contractors, plus requirements for other small to mid-sized government contractors. We also review some of the most common mistakes government contractors make in their financial statements and how to avoid them to stay in compliance.

In this episode, we're discussing the complexities of functional expense statements, including best practices, effective allocation methods, and common challenges faced by finance professionals.

In this episode, Yevgeniy Sukhenko speaks with Yuko Kojima about her successes, obstacles, and lessons learned at the National Glass Association.

In this episode, Trevor Williams discusses sustainable strategies for the promotion and implementation of DEI efforts within an organization.

In this episode, Melissa Musser discusses top risks to be on the lookout for in 2024, and practical solutions to mitigate them.

In this episode, Lisa Heller and Janna Goudarzi talk about top nonprofit tax updates for 2024.

In this episode, Susanna Chon discusses the latest guidance on Employee Retention Credits.

Join GRF to kick off 2024 with a discussion exploring the outlook for nonprofits and associations. Our presenters will discuss the priority areas of focus that every organization should address in 2024 including implementation of new ASUs, identifying top risks, impacts of AI, anticipating tax changes, and best practices to consider for the new year. Participants will come away with the knowledge and tools they need to meet challenges head-on and take advantage of opportunities to implement meaningful change.