What Your Board Should Be Talking About Part 2: Cybersecurity Hygiene
Anxiety and concerns about cost – these are often the first thoughts that come to mind for board members considering cybersecurity. Despite these worries, a board must confront cybersecurity as part of its risk management responsibilities and make ...
Continue readingWhat Your Board Should Be Talking About Part 1: Automation & Technology
A typical board meeting brings members up to date on operations, financial performance and development efforts. But, when all of the board’s time is spent reviewing the past, how is it driving change and growth? Board members should look beyond what ...
Continue readingIncrease ROI after Go-Live: Follow our SOARING acronym to optimize your ERP
Software implementations can be exhausting, disruptive, and the difference between success and failure perilous with every challenge and milestone. I haven’t won an Oscar or run a marathon but I suspect celebrating an ERP go-live accomplishment ...
Continue readingNew Lease Accounting Rules
Prepare Now for Smoother Year-End Adoption The highly anticipated new lease accounting standard will take effect for most private companies at the end of 2022 (fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2021), six years and two adoption ...
Continue readingRevised In-Kind Contributions Standard for Nonprofits
Discover the Impact on Your Organization: It’s that time again; nonprofit leaders must adapt to the latest accounting standards change. Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2020-07, Presentation and Disclosures by Not-for-Profit Entities for ...
Continue readingThe CEO’s Journey from Success to Significance, Part 1: Barriers to Finding Your Meaning
Most CEOs have achieved some level of success in their business and finances, as well as their personal lives. Beyond that, many seek something more – a bigger meaning, purpose or legacy. Finding that significance is a very personal journey; ...
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