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The Role of Fiscal Leadership in Grant Development & Management

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Ecotrust Conference Center, 2nd Floor 721 NW 9th Avenue
Portland

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April 28, 2016 | 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Presentation & Continental Breakfast at 7:30, Networking at 9:00

Ecotrust Conference Center, 2nd Floor | 721 NW 9th Avenue | Portland, OR 97209

Member Pass Eligible, $25 NAO Members, $50 Nonmembers

Presenter
Tony Ande, Director of Finance & Administration, Self Enhancement, Inc.

The process of grant development and management, regardless of whether the funding source is private or public, is a continuum of tasks that move from identifying funding opportunities, to creating and submitting proposals, to implementing awarded grants, and reporting on outcomes, fiscally and programmatically. Obviously this is not a comprehensive list of steps, but generally the actual increments in this process should follow a consistent sequence within an organization, with some specific criteria linked to organizational objectives.

Financial leaders are well positioned, and indeed carry significant responsibility to insure the organization makes strategic and systematic decisions with regard to funding pursuits.

In this session, participants will consider how and when, in the context of this continuum, to add value and stability to the process. We will discuss:

  • Risk Assessment
  • Cost Analysis
  • Budgeting
  • Monitoring Grant Expenditures
  • Accounting specific to grants

About the Presenter

Tony Ande

Tony Ande graduated with an agricultural degree from the University of Illinois and spent the first 20 years of his professional career in public accounting, including partnership in two 50-plus year firms. Tony moved into the nonprofit sector in 2004. He has served as the CFO of the Portland Schools Foundation, VP of Finance at Mercy Corps, and CFO at Alta Bicycle Share. Tony is a volunteer board member and current president of the Columbia River Chapter of Gift of Adoption Fund, which helps families cover adoption costs. He also supports the Clark County Skills Center and United Way. In his spare time, Tony enjoys cooking (and of course eating), watching films, and playing with the grandkids.

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April 28, 2016 | 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Presentation & Continental Breakfast at 7:30, Networking at 9:00
Ecotrust Conference Center, 2nd Floor | 721 NW 9th Avenue | Portland, OR 97209
Member Pass Eligible, $25 NAO Members, $50 Nonmembers

Presenter
Tony Ande, Director of Finance & Administration, Self Enhancement, Inc.

The process of grant development and management, regardless of whether the funding source is private or public, is a continuum of tasks that move from identifying funding opportunities, to creating and submitting proposals, to implementing awarded grants, and reporting on outcomes, fiscally and programmatically. Obviously this is not a comprehensive list of steps, but generally the actual increments in this process should follow a consistent sequence within an organization, with some specific criteria linked to organizational objectives.

Financial leaders are well positioned, and indeed carry significant responsibility to insure the organization makes strategic and systematic decisions with regard to funding pursuits.

In this session, participants will consider how and when, in the context of this continuum, to add value and stability to the process. We will discuss:

  • Risk Assessment
  • Cost Analysis
  • Budgeting
  • Monitoring Grant Expenditures
  • Accounting specific to grants

About the Presenter

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Tony Ande
Tony Ande graduated with an agricultural degree from the University of Illinois and spent the first 20 years of his professional career in public accounting, including partnership in two 50-plus year firms. Tony moved into the nonprofit sector in 2004. He has served as the CFO of the Portland Schools Foundation, VP of Finance at Mercy Corps, and CFO at Alta Bicycle Share. Tony is a volunteer board member and current president of the Columbia River Chapter of Gift of Adoption Fund, which helps families cover adoption costs. He also supports the Clark County Skills Center and United Way. In his spare time, Tony enjoys cooking (and of course eating), watching films, and playing with the grandkids.
When
April 28th, 2016 from  7:30 AM to  9:30 AM
Location
Ecotrust Conference Center, 2nd Floor
721 NW 9th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209
Multnomah
Event Fee(s)
Price $50.00