Offered in partnership with Alliana of Arizona Nonprofits

Every nonprofit should be engaged in mission-based advocacy. And yes, 501(c)(3) nonprofits have the right — and  the responsibility — to be advocates. Done right, advocacy also is a powerful builder of an organization’s brand, community, and donor list. 
During this session, you will learn:

• Three reasons why advocacy should be in your nonprofit's strategic plan
• How advocacy excites nonprofit boards and donors
• What are and how to use low-cost digital advocacy technologies 
• When and why to collaborate with other advocacy networks
• Smart ways to get started quickly 

Cost: National Council Affiliates: $15 (enter promo code NHCN)

Get the support you need to properly manage key nonprofit compliance challenges

Nonprofit organizations often find themselves vulnerable to unique fraud and conflict of interest concerns. This one-day virtual conference is dedicated to helping practitioners manage and understand these unique and significant compliance issues.

Join us and get valuable guidance and insights from experienced professionals on unique tax exemption issues, fundraising registration and related concerns, privacy and data security, complex reporting requirements, and much more.

Attendees will have the opportunity to earn live Compliance Certification Board (CCB)® continuing education units (CEUs) from the convenience of their home or office. 

2021 Hot topics included:

• Cyber security issues
• Government grant management and compliance
• Charity watchdog compliance
• Using technology to build a compliance matrix
• Applications of data analytics for detection of fraud and noncompliance

Who should attend?
Anyone with compliance responsibilities in nonprofit organizations, including:

• Compliance officers
• Program managers
• Internal audit
• CFOs
• General counsel
• Risk managers
• Fundraisers
• Outside advisors
• Counsel who serve nonprofits

View Agenda + Register: https://www.corporatecompliance.org/conferences/virtual-conferences/2022...

The Nonprofit Risk Management Center's 2022 Virtual Risk Summit features a new learning format for nonprofit leaders and industry professionals who support nonprofit missions. This year, three events will take place throughout 2022. Our new format maximizes learning opportunities and flexibility. We invite you to engage in the conference as you would approach a bountiful buffet at your favorite restaurant: choose any and all appetizing sessions and participate live or watch the session recordings. Unlike a restaurant where packing up buffet items 'to go' is frowned upon, we want and expect you to take everything you learn back to your nonprofit. Each conference day begins at 10:00 am EDT. 

• April 5 - Insurance Fundamentals 

• July 20 - Risk Management Fundamentals 

• October 13 - Advanced Risk Management and ERM 

Session recordings will be available to registrants for 30 days after each event concludes.  

Insurance is a common but often confusing method for financing risk! Nonprofit leaders attending our Insurance Fundamentals Risk Summit can expect to come away with insights into the insurance industry, a deeper understanding of the structure and content of their insurance policies, and practical tips to maximize the relationship with an insurance agent or broker.  

Make this your year to master your insurance portfolio and satisfy your appetite for growing your risk knowledge and know-how! 

The Risk Summit is sponsored by Chubb, Munich Re, AHT Insurance, Philadelphia Insurance Companies, Hub and Great American Insurance Group.

Cyber threats – What to do when they happen to you

April 5, 2022

10:00 AM - 11:15 AM (Central Time)

www.wipfli.com/events/np-cyber-threats-what-to-do-when-they-happen-to-you

Type: Live Webinar

Cost: $25

REGISTER HERE   > www.wipfli.com/events/np-cyber-threats-what-to-do-when-they-happen-to-you

Bad stuff happens. Your organization can get hacked. And you might even be the one to unknowingly open the door. How your organization responds to a data breach, device loss or compromised email account will either minimize or compound the impact of the event. In this power-packed session we will review the current cyber threat environment, discuss components of an effective incident response plan, and facilitate an interactive group exercise to simulate the decisions that need to be made during a crisis.

Learning Objectives

1. Build awareness of today's most common cybersecurity breaches and hacks.
2. Discuss procedures you should take and have in place when responding to cyber-attacks.
3. Explore how your organization can create its own cybersecurity incident response plan.

You will leave this webinar with tools to address your questions and provide insights on best practices.

Questions can be asked the day of the event using the live chat feature.