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Our new treasurer asked why the board only sees a budget once a year. What should we actually be reviewing?
Quarterly, four reports: budget versus actuals, cash position, the statement of activities, and any restricted-fund movement. There's a 28-minute course on exactly this, presented by a governance consultant. Want the first lesson while you prep the board packet?
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Video Lesson5 min
Reading8 min
Key Takeaways3 min
Practice Exercise7 min
Knowledge Check5 min
Financial Oversight for the Nonprofit Board
Presented by Becky Kern · Principal, Kern Advisory
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Becky Kern
KERN ADVISORY · LESSON 1 OF 5
The four financial reports every board should see quarterly, and the questions that make them useful.
Your path
Financial Oversight for the Nonprofit Board✓ done, inside board prep
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Fiduciary Duty, Plainly Explainedqueued
Courses presented by practitioners, written with them, reviewed before publication. When experienced staff move on, the lessons remain.

Learning from people who do the work.

Academy courses are short, practical, and presented by practitioners: consultants and specialists who wrote every lesson with us and reviewed it before publication. Their names are on their work.

Expert collection

Governance, with Becky Kern

Five short courses on how the board actually works, presented by Becky Kern, Principal, Kern Advisory.

GOV-101Beginner

Board Meeting Agendas That Work

Turn your agenda from a formality into the board's most useful tool.

22 min · ED, Board Chair
GOV-201Intermediate

Fiduciary Duty, Plainly Explained

What every board member legally owes the organization, in plain English.

24 min · Board Chair

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Financial Oversight for the Nonprofit Board · Committees That Pull Their Weight · Designing Your Governance Architecture

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