Get to know your organization and its ecosystem.
There's no standard protocol for nonprofit financial management.
Just as conditions in nature dictate whether a species thrives, the context in which a nonprofit exists determines the conditions it needs to grow. To nurture yours, you first need to know what kind of organization you are: your species, its ecosystem, and what it takes to sustain it.
That's your archetype.
Join us on September 23rd for a free, one-hour webinar exploring nonprofit archetypes, the systems needed to support them, and what financial health truly means for organizations like yours.
What You'll Learn
Find your archetype
Learn how to determine your organization's archetype, and how that shapes strategy.
Track what matters
Which metrics should you track? Identify the most useful KPIs for your organization.
Build the right systems
Find out how to build internal systems that support your organization and its people.
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Can't make it live? Register anyway for the recording.
For nonprofit leaders seeking an adaptive approach to systems and strategy.
When you understand your organization's environment, you can develop systems that adapt to the cycles and shifts that define you.
The first step is understanding your organization's archetype: what it is and what it needs.
This profile can serve as the blueprint for your strategy and the foundation of your systems, allowing you to grow sustainably through every season.
Meet the Hosts
EBCFO Services x Segura Strategy Group
Dan Schmidt
Founder, EBCFO Services
Dan founded EBCFO Services in 2009 after years in auditing and consulting. As an accountant, he has extensive experience working with nonprofits, and has served on multiple nonprofit boards himself. He built EBCFO around the idea that great accounting systems can empower leaders to cut through the noise and get the data they need to make sound decisions.
Nicole Segura
Creator, The Financial Forest
Nicole Segura founded Segura Strategy Group after a decade spent in education and nonprofit work. Her research initiative, The Financial Forest, uses data from 1,600+ nonprofits to create an archetype-based framework that helps nonprofit leaders identify the metrics that actually matter for their organization.
Questions? Email us at [email protected]