Internal Controls
IN PLAIN ENGLISH

A practical, nonprofit‑friendly workshop to reduce risk, prevent fraud, and strengthen your financial systems.

Date: Thursday, June 4

Time: 1:00 PM EST

Format: Live virtual workshop (camera‑off friendly)

Early‑Bird Price: $147 (through May 28)

Regular Price: $197

This workshop breaks down internal controls in practical, plain language so you can protect your organization with confidence.

This workshop is Ideal for:

Executive Directors

Finance staff (new or experienced)

Board Treasurers

Program managers who handle money

Small nonprofits with limited staff

Organizations preparing for audit season

No accounting background needed everything is explained inplain English.

  • Fraud

  • Misuse of funds

  • Audit findings

  • Grant compliance issues

  • Financial blind spots

  • Reputational damage

This workshop helps you recognize risks before they become expensive problems.

What This Workshop Will Help You Do

Internal controls don’t have to be complicated, expensive, or overwhelming. This workshop breaks everything down in plain English so you can:

-Understand the core controls every nonprofit must have

-Reduce fraud risk without adding staff

-Strengthen segregation of duties (even with a tiny team)

-Build workflows that protect your money and your mission

-Know exactly what auditors look for and why

-Identify your biggest vulnerabilities and fix them quickly

You Don’t Need Better Spreadsheets.

You Need Better Controls.

No Accounting Background Needed

Why Internal Controls Matter

Weak Internal Controls Can Lead To:

UPCOMING SESSIONS

Virtual

Thursday June 4 @ 1:00 PM

Location:

Virtual

(Join from the comfort of your office or home)

Early‑Bird Price: $147 (through May 28)

Regular Price: $197

What’s Included

  • 60–75 minute live workshop

  • Real‑world nonprofit examples

  • Internal controls checklist

  • Workflow templates

  • Q&A time

Real-World Financial Oversight Experience

Designed for real-world leaders — not accountants.

Workshop insights provided by an accountant with:

  • 20+ years of accounting experience

  • A Master’s Degree in Forensic Accounting

  • Experience performing nonprofit audits in public accounting

  • A forensic-minded approach to accountability and internal controls