Tempting targets: Contractors and cybersecurity
Contractors: A single phony email can put your cash flow, project timelines and business reputation at risk. Learn how to fortify your cybersecurity defenses before the bad guys find a weak spot.
Contractors: A single phony email can put your cash flow, project timelines and business reputation at risk. Learn how to fortify your cybersecurity defenses before the bad guys find a weak spot.
How can you make the best insurance decisions for your business? Obviously, you don’t want to overpay for unnecessary coverage. But you also don’t want to skimp where risk is high. Start by reviewing common policies.
SEP and SIMPLE IRAs are particularly suited to small businesses with tight budgets. Read on to learn about the benefits and potential disadvantages of these cost-effective employee retirement savings options.
What if your fundraising efforts felt strategic instead of stressful? Shifting from one-off campaigns to an ongoing approach can get you there.
Cash, cards or digital payments? The right mix can affect your margins, customer experience and risk profile. Learn why some businesses are moving to a “cash-light” model.
It’s not just accounting jargon — there are real differences between internal and external audits. Learn how the right audit approach can strengthen controls, reduce risk and build stakeholder trust.
It’s never too early to organize your tax documents.
Securing ownership of your business’s IP is critical. Without the right legal agreements in place, employees or contractors could claim rights to these important value drivers.
Suspected employee fraud can shake any nonprofit. But a thoughtful, well-coordinated response can help mitigate the impact and safeguard your mission. For some practical steps, start here.
Do your sales efforts feel disconnected from pricing, operations and customer service? A cross-functional sales team can help you connect the dots. Here’s how.
Well-established nonprofits face a distinct set of challenges that can make it difficult to stay on target. Learn to recognize (and overcome) common pitfalls that come with maturity.
When nonprofit leaders embrace accountability, it can transform the organization. Start with clear ethics, strong leadership and transparent communication. Here’s how.