What does financial management look like for not-for-profits? The most successful not-for-profits are those that can maximise their impact whilst maintaining a strong control environment and keeping overhead costs to a moderate proportion of their total cost base. 

With funding sources under pressure, the ability to survive and thrive is more than ever linked to robust financial management, which is the remit of the Chief Financial Officer.

There are 3 key takeaways that CFOs of not-for-profits need to consider:

1. Re-image overheads and work out the true cost of each activity
2. Move your reporting away from the Excel washing machine
3. Planning for each possible scenario means you are prepared for each scenario

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