Wednesday, February 21 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (Virtual)
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Government-funded organizations regularly face challenges in building the teams, tools and practices for efficient and compliant financial management. This session is designed for organizations aiming to strengthen and streamline key capacities for successfully managing this often-complex type of funding. Topics will include:
Join us for an insightful and practical session that will equip your organization with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of government funding management effectively.
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Ethan is a seasoned leader in the social sector, having spent his early career directing programs and organizations serving young people and their families in New York City and in the San Francisco Bay Area. He brings his advanced experience as a trainer and facilitator to his work with nonprofit, philanthropic and public agencies at BDO, and credits his successes to a strict commitment to inclusive approaches that emphasize validation of disparate experiences and needs, and accountability to shared ones.
Ethan serves on the Board of Directors as Treasurer for Californians for Justice, a California state-wide, youth-powered nonprofit organization working for race equity, and lives in Oakland, CA, his hometown.
Prior to joining BDO’s Nonprofit & Grantmaker Advisory practice, Gene spent nearly a decade with WGBH Educational Foundation, most recently as the Director of Project Finance and Grants. This role included providing overall direction and end-to-end management of multiple restricted funding sources including from the federal government, foundations, corporations, and major donors. He also oversaw financial grant compliance for GBH’s federal grants. His experience in Federal grants management ranges from pre-award and post-award functions, developing and implementing policies and procedures, cost allocations, indirect rates, and the Single Audit.
Gene’s other work experience includes roles within Massachusetts state government, as a director in a number of nonprofit organizations, a grantmaker with one of New England’s largest foundation, and a management consultant to small nonprofits. In addition to holding various program roles, Gene’s commitment to youth education included an early career role as a seventh grade English and Asian-American and Ethnic Literature teacher.
SVCN strives to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals, including individuals with disabilities, to engage fully. Requests for interpretation and/or translation services needed to be submitted no later than Wednesday, February 7. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please email Marvah Gorlorwulu at [email protected].
SVCN is committed to making our trainings and webinars accessible to nonprofit employees who have been underrepresented in nonprofit leadership and management roles. Scholarships range from 10% to 100% of the summit fee. Apply for a scholarship.
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