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Not for Profit sector report 2022The 2022 Not for Profit sector report paints a picture of an agile industry bending with the winds of change, but it also reveals a breaking point is on the horizon for many organisations.
The better Not for Profit organisations are functioning, the bigger the impacts they can have in our communities. That’s why I have dedicated a significant part of my career to a deep involvement in the sector - connecting people, and collaborating with leadership teams and Boards to solve "wicked" problems.
As a proud co-leader of Grant Thornton New Zealand’s Not for Profit sector team, I work alongside our specialists to deliver advice and support to NFPs around everything from strategy and how to build their inhouse expertise through to risk, finances and governance.
I don’t believe in best practice; I believe in better practice – a big part of my work is helping NFPs achieve incremental improvements by simply sharing information and the experiences I have gained through working with contacts and clients for nearly two decades.
The 2022 Not for Profit sector report paints a picture of an agile industry bending with the winds of change, but it also reveals a breaking point is on the horizon for many organisations.
If you sit on an NFP Board, sometimes it can be hard to know which questions to ask about the organisation’s finances and the red flags you need to look out for. Barry Baker provides some tips and guidance in his latest article
New regulations are changing how some incorporated societies report their finances. The Incorporated Societies Act 2022 replaces the 1908 Act, marking the first major overhaul in more than 100 years.