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Development/Accounting Differences - "It Only Counts Once"

Date
June 20, 2013

This session will provide real-life examples where development and accounting departments differ in how they count gifts, and offer suggestions on how to translate and mediate between these two departments. Topics include:
• Planned gifts and bequests
• Conditional pledges
• In-kind gifts
• Is the accounting department’s input really necessary on a fundraising campaign?
• Have we really met our fundraising goal if we haven’t received any cash yet?
• Accounting and development departments can get along!

Speakers

Speaker Image for Bob Mims
Bob Mims, CPA, CGMA
Controller/Director of Investments, Ducks Unlimited
Speaker Image for Pete Ugo
Partner, Crowe LLP

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