Handling Financial Transitions: Best Practices for Nonprofit Leadership Changes

Leadership transitions are a natural part of any nonprofit’s life cycle. Whether it's a retiring founder, a new executive director, or changes on the board, these shifts can bring opportunities for growth—but they can also create uncertainty, especially when it comes to finances.

Without a clear plan, financial operations can falter during a leadership change, leading to missed reporting deadlines, confusion over responsibilities, and even loss of donor confidence. The good news? With the right systems and communication in place, you can navigate these transitions smoothly and safeguard your organization’s financial health.

Here are best practices to help you manage financial continuity during nonprofit leadership changes.

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Navigating Restricted vs. Unrestricted Funds: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders

Navigating Restricted vs. Unrestricted Funds: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders

For nonprofit leaders, financial management is a balancing act that requires both strategic planning and regulatory compliance. One of the most critical aspects of nonprofit finance is understanding the difference between restricted and unrestricted funds. Properly managing these funds ensures that organizations remain financially stable, maintain donor trust, and comply with legal obligations.

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