Not-for-Profit Accounting Conference Livestream

Not-for-Profit Accounting Conference Livestream

Not-for-Profit Accounting Conference Livestream

Overview

Your Source for Key Updates & Insights on Timely Issues

Attend this year's Not-for-Profit Accounting Conference to hear from prominent leaders and experts about the latest developments affecting the not for-profit accounting sector, including accounting and auditing updates, the economic and financial market outlook, accounting systems for nonprofits, generative AI, the federal budget process, essential knowledge for nonprofit boards and executives, ethical issues faced by not-for-profits, and more.

Who Should Attend

Executive officers, controllers, accounting staff, managers, and other financial and administrative professionals serving not-for-profit organizations, allied health care, social service agencies, and hospital and nursing home administrations will benefit greatly by attending.

8.5 CPE Credits

Registration

Registration is open through 09/16. Register by 08/26 for Early Bird Pricing.

Member Price

$359 / $309 Early-Bird pricing ends on 08/26/2025.

Nonmember Price

$459 / $409 Early-Bird pricing ends on 08/26/2025.

Student Price

$30

Tuesday, September 16

8:00am to 4:40pm (Check-In 7:00am)

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Agenda

Tuesday, Sep 16th

8:00AM TO 8:10AM / General Session

8:10AM TO 9:25AM / General Session

Samantha Brunson, Wipfli LLP

Karl Eck, Partner, Wipfli LLP

This informative session will highlight the latest developments in nonprofit accounting, audit standards and tax regulations. You will learn about recently issued pronouncements, clarifications on prior standards and considerations for the future.

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9:35AM TO 10:50AM / General Session

Clare Zempel, Principal, Zempel Strategic

Washington's federal fiscal policies on taxing, spending, regulation and foreign trade have shifted dramatically in recent months, and the Federal Reserve's independence in setting interest rates to implement monetary policy has been challenged. Can inflation keep declining? Will interest rates fall or rise? Have stock prices reached the "irrationally exuberant" level from which decline is inevitable? Will federal deficits diminish or remain a threat to future living standards? This session will explain what the most reliable indicators point to and what it all means for you in 2025 and beyond.

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11:00AM TO 11:50AM / General Session

Taylor Hartmann,

As nonprofits grow and evolve, so do their financial management needs. This session will explore how modern accounting systems are transforming the way nonprofit organizations manage their finances. Drawing from real-world evaluation experiences, you will gain insights into what nonprofits should consider when assessing new accounting software, common implementation challenges and how to set the stage for long-term success. Whether you're exploring a system upgrade or simply curious about what's possible, this session will offer practical guidance to help you move forward with confidence.

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12:20PM TO 1:35PM / General Session

Boz Bostrom, Associate Professor of Accounting & Finance, College of Saint Benedict & Saint John's University

Generative AI is transforming how we work - are you using it yet? This engaging session will cover the basics of generative AI, explore its capabilities, and discuss practical ways to integrate it into your work to save time and spark creativity.

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1:45PM TO 2:35PM / General Session

Tracy Foster, Professor, Maranatha Baptist University

The federal fiscal landscape is constantly in the news, ranging from budget deficits and ballooning debt to budget cuts and spending bills. But how does it all work together? Or does it? And why should you care? This eye-opening session will provide a brief overview of the federal budget process and examine how this process works at the department level. It will also give you a better appreciation of federal fiscal processes, help you understand some of the challenges facing Congress and the executive branch, and provide best practices for governmental and non-governmental entities.

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2:45PM TO 3:35PM / General Session

Melodi Bunting, Senior Manager, Wegner CPAs

The knowledge of nonprofit boards and executives is essential because it directly affects the organization's effectiveness in maximizing its mission impact. This session will discuss effective leadership and how it fosters transparency and accountability, which builds trust with donors and the community.

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3:45PM TO 4:35PM / General Session

Boz Bostrom, Associate Professor of Accounting & Finance, College of Saint Benedict & Saint John's University

What ethical challenges are CPAs facing today? This session will analyze real-world case studies and review rules applicable to CPAs.

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4:35PM TO 4:40PM / General Session

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