The document announces a full-day workshop on August 26, 2009 for new and small nonprofits hosted by Nonprofit University. The workshop will provide checklists, how-tos, and guidelines on running the business side of a nonprofit, covering topics such as grant applications, hiring staff and board members, leasing real estate, employment laws, financial controls, security, and key resources. It will take place at the Georgia Center for Nonprofits in Atlanta for the cost of $90 per person.

1. YOU HAVE A GREAT MISSION, BUT DO YOU KNOW
HOW TO RUN THE BUSINESS?
WHAT DO I DO
NOW?
Nonprofit University presents a full day
workshop geared towards new and small
nonprofits who are wondering - from a business perspective
WHAT DO I DO NOW?
August 26, 2009 9:30 - 4:00
You will leave with a handful of check-lists, how-to’s, and
guidelines on the business of running a nonprofit
TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:
 What you need to know and do before applying for a grant
 Finding People - Consultants, Volunteers, Board Members
 Real Estate - negotiating or re-negotiating a lease
 HR - Compliance with Federal and State Employment Laws; Required
notice postings; Exempt vs. non-exempt employee status
 Financial - basic financial controls; required reports to file; audits
 Security - things you need to protect your organization; background
screening requirements
 Key resources you can access
ONLY $90
Light lunch and snacks will be provided
Bring a friend or coworker at a discounted rate
If you have questions or would like additional information,
Simply e-mail us at nu@gcn.org
To enroll, visit our website at www.gcn.org or
e-mail us at nu@gcn.org
Class will be held at the
Georgia Center for Nonprofits
50 Hurt Plaza, S.E., Suite 845
Atlanta, GA 30303