Calculating True Program Costs
Date: Sep 25, 2012Time: 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
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| Fee: $45 for MCN members / $55 for nonmembers |
Do you know what it costs to deliver your programs?
An understanding of true program costs is essential for management decisions, program design, and effective development work. This workshop will help you allocate expenses, build realistic program budgets, and communicate what your work actually costs. You will learn to identify direct and indirect expenses using real life examples, and then review different methods of allocating these costs to programs. Afterwards you will be able to assess which programs are fully funded and which are subsidized, information that will help you manage a sustainable organization.
Part of Nonprofits Assistance Fund’s Practical Financial Management series, helping staff with financial responsibilities to develop the management skills necessary for savvy planning and strategic decision making.
The 2012 financial management workshop series is co-sponsored by MCN and Nonprofits Assistance Fund.
To Register
Please register through the Nonprofit Assistance Fund website. For information regarding the financial management workshop series, contact Amanda Dlouhy at 612-278-7161 or adlouhy@nonprofitsassistancefund.org.
About the Presenter
Curt Klotz, Nonprofit Assistance Fund finance director, oversees the financial and operational activities of Nonprofits Assistance Fund including corporate records, grants/contracts compliance and reporting, and all other areas of the management information system. Curt has worked in the nonprofit sector for over 25 years, both in program and financial management roles. He has provided management consulting and accounting for a variety of nonprofits, was an adjunct faculty member in the Business Department at Carroll College, and has presented financial management seminars for the Nonprofit Professional Development Series at Carroll and for the MNA Annual Conference. Curt is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in the State of Montana (inactive). He is a graduate of St. Olaf College.
