Last Chance to Register! A FASB Update for Nonprofits

Recordings (Current members can use code NYCON16 orNYSCA16 to listen) Overview of New York State Overtime Rules & Regulations [Webinar]    Considerations When Building a Virtual Board Manual [Webinar] Life Cycle of a Board Member:Recruitment, Engagement, Leadership & Succession [Webinar]   Policy vs. Lobbying: The Arts In Action [NYSCA Webinar]  Hiring, Supervising & Terminating Staff [NYSCA Webinar] Independent Contractors vs. Employees [NYSCA Webinar]  Benefits Reminder Some of NYCON's most popular Members Only Benefits...   Job Board Listing   Nonprofit Revitalization Act, Compliance & Governance Services Directors & Officers Insurance: Get a Quote Health Insurance: Get a Quote Dental Insurance: Get a Quote Flexible Spending Account Program Budget & Cash  Flow Toolkit  Strategic Planning Bylaw Review & Revision   Risk Management Assistance & Self-Help Tools  for clients of Council Services Plus) Last Chance to Register! Thursday, March 2, 2017 11:30 am A FASB Update for Nonprofits [Lunch & Learn] Presented by David M. Rottkamp, CPA, Audit Partner & Not-for-Profit Practice Leader; Grassi & Co. | New York City Office - Partner-In-Charge As you may already know, The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued in August 2016, the long-awaited proposed Accounting Standards Update (ASU) for Not-for-Profit Entities and Health Care Entities and also Presentation of Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Entities. The standard represent the most significant changes in nonprofit reporting rules since 1993. Practically speaking, what does this really mean for your nonprofit? When do we have to implement these changes? How do the changes translate to what you see in your audited financial statements? Does this change how and what we prepare for the audit? Will these changes effect what we see on the form 990? Join us for a 90-minute webinar giving practical guidance for the "non" accountant and seasoned CFO alike. Tuesday, March 21, 2017 5:30 pm Bridges to Board Service:Board Service 101 [Poughkeepsie] Cost: DCRCC/NYCON members: $30 ; Non-members: $40 Board members steer their organization towards a sustainable future by adopting sound, ethical, and legal governance and financial management policies and ensure the organization has adequate resources to advance its mission. This session will provide both experienced and novice board members with a critical orientation on the responsibilities, knowledge, and skills needed to be an effective board member. Nonprofit boards are more similar than they are different, but each board must make important and thoughtful decisions on how they will function [NEW!] Thursday, April 13, 2017 11:30 am  Best Practices for Internal Controls in Arts Organizations [NYSCA Webinar] Presented by Kelly Mathews, COO & Sr. VP, Fiscal Accountability & Compliance, NYCON Despite many nonprofit arts organizations having limited administrative staff, funders (and regulators) have expectations regarding their organization's internal controls, regardless of budget or staff size. Many of NYCON's nonprofit members experienced the challenges of documenting internal controls when prequalifying in the NYS Grants Gateway to receive state funding. A question we hear consistently is, "How can we possibly create, document and consistently apply complex Internal Control processes in an organization with limited capacity?" This training will offer a common sense approach to documenting simple, yet effective internal control processes that allow your organization to demonstrate accountability, efficiency, and a commitment to safeguarding your organization's assets. This webinar is part of the NYSCA Statewide Organizational Development Services program provided by NYCON via our partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. Tuesday, April 25, 2017 5:30 pm Bridges to Board Service:Financial Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards [Poughkeepsie]  Cost: DCRCC/NYCON members: $30 ; Non-members: $40 Among their key responsibilities, board members set financial management policies and ensure the financial health of their organizations. This session is intended to introduce participants to the fundamentals of nonprofit financial oversight. We will focus on how to read common financial statements and asses the financial performance of a nonprofit, as well as outlining the key financial planning processes boards must undertake in order to carry out their fiduciary duties. [NEW!] Friday, April 28, 2017 11:30 am Grant Management "101" [Lunch & Learn Webinar] Presented by Kate McNally, Capacity Building Advisor, NYCON The process of prospecting, identifying, applying for, accepting, delivering upon, and monitoring a grant to your nonprofit can be exciting and challenging. The best approach to this complicated process is to be strategic and proactive, and to develop as many tools and resources as possible to maximize the impact of the grant, and to thwart problems before they become serious. In this webinar, the first in an ongoing series, we examine how to get ready to "prospect, prepare, and plan" for grants by discussing key components of an organization's grant readiness and how to begin best positioning your organization to effectively and efficiently research and apply to potential donors. [NEW!] Thursday, May 11, 2017 11:30 am   Fundraising Compliance from "Soup to Nuts" [Webinar] Presented by Michael West, Sr. Attorney, NYCON  For better or worse (we hope mostly for better) the world of online fundraising has effectively changed the game for many small nonprofits. New online tools and donation processing portals have put the substantial power of technology into the hands of worthy charities that may not be able to afford it just a year or two ago. However, this "brave new world" of fundraising does not allow organizations to ignore the compliance rules and regulations when it comes to fundraising in New York.  Have you ever wondered what your organization's responsibilities were when soliciting donations? Have you wondered if you've registered properly as a tax-exempt New York State nonprofit? Do you have your charitable solicitation license? Whether it be by tried and true methods (mailing annual appeals) or branching out (email or social media appeals) or even taking advantage of online community fundraising events (like Giving Tuesday or NYGivesDay) this webinar will help ensure that you know the steps to annual fundraising compliance, give you tools and resources to complete those steps and a place to go if you should need help bringing your organization into compliance with New York laws. Save The Date!   Camp Finance 2017 :  October 5 & 6, 2017 A two-day retreat for Executive Directors, Financial Staff, Board Members, Practitioners, Fundraisers,  Marketing & Communications Staff, Development Staff & More  at Mohonk Mountain House  New Paltz, NY From basic concepts to best practices, CAMP FINANCE 2017 will have something for everyone. Workshop Tracks Include: Basic Nonprofit Accounting Accountability and Compliance General Nonprofit Governance Marketing, Fundraising & Communication Click below to learn more & register. Sponsor or Exhibit at Camp Finance Click here for a list of opportunities. Please contact Valerie Ross (Venezia), VP of Membership & Marketing at  1 (800) 515-5012 ext. 121 or email vross@nycon.org

Documentary Heritage & Preservation Services | Free Planning & Assessment Services

Planning & Assessment Services Applications Due March 1

There are just a few days left to apply for the current round of DHPSNY's free Planning & Assessment Services! Applications must be postmarked or received via email by Wednesday, March 1, 2017. DHPSNY awards services to a limited number of institutions in three areas: Archival Needs Assesments, Preservation & Conservation Surveys, and Strategic Planning assistance. Visit our Planning & Assessment page to learn more about each and determine which is right for your organization.

Archival Needs Assessments provide assistance in archival program development tailored to specific organizational needs.Click here to learn more and download the application.

Preservation & Conservation Surveys assess an institution's preservation needs, focusing on preventive care and mitigating deterioration and damage.Click here to learn more and download the application.

Our Strategic Planning curriculum was developed in partnership with the New York Council of Nonprofits (NYCON) and is designed to assist small- to medium-sized institutions.Click here to learn more and download the application.

DHPSNY staff is available to answer questions about eligibility and assist you in completing your application. Please contact Program Coordinator Anastasia Matijkiw for assistance or additional information at (215) 545-0613 or amatijkiw@dhpsny.org. Applications are open on a biannual basis, and the next application round will be in fall 2017.

http://dhpsny.org/

Long Island hires and promotions: David Rottkamp, NY Council of Nonprofits

DAVID M. ROTTKAMP OF WEST ISLIP HAS BEEN APPOINTED BOARD CHAIR OF THE NEW YORK COUNCIL OF NONPROFITS IN ALBANY. 

PHOTO CREDIT: GRASSI & CO.

BOARDS

David M. Rottkamp of West Islip, a CPA and partner at Grassi & Co. in Jericho, has been appointed board chair of the New York Council of Nonprofits in Albany.

Jennifer Ackroyd of Southold, assisted-living administrator and skilled nursing assistant administrator at Peconic Landing in Greenport, has joined the board of directors for the Alzheimer’s Association Long Island Chapter in Melville.

Mark S. Mulholland of Bayport, partner at Ruskin Moscou Faltischek in Uniondale, has been named chairman of the board of directors at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center in Patchogue.

Brandon Kurz of Port Washington, program director at Port Washington Youth Activities, has been promoted to executive director.

The YMCA of Long Island Inc. Association has expanded its leadership team with two new hires.

Shannon Cussen of Manhattan has been hired as executive director of youth development and education at the association in Glen Cove. She was assistant director of the Prospect Park YMCA Early Childhood Center in Brooklyn.

Frank McDonald of Oak Beach has been hired as executive director of the Huntington YMCA. He was vice president of program development and camping for the Old Colony YMCA in Brockton, Massachusetts.

February 21, 2017 5:14 PM 
By Diane Daniels  peopleonthemove@newsday.com
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