Exploring Nonprofit Collaborations, Mergers, Affiliations, and More 2024
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Exploring Nonprofit Collaborations, Mergers, Affiliations, and More | Webinar OnDemand
Watch AAFCPAs’ Tax Consulting Attorneys for an insightful look into various forms of nonprofit collaborations spanning informal information-sharing through formal affiliation agreements and strategic partnerships. Hear in-depth analysis on nonprofit mergers and acquisitions, 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) affiliation considerations, advantages of tandem for-profit structures, and benefits of affiliated organizations in terms of resource and employee sharing. Leave with a broader understanding of the diverse landscape and collaboration possibilities within the nonprofit sector along with valuable insight to enhance your strategic planning efforts.
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