Becoming a More Effective and Efficient Board Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting.

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Becoming a More Effective and Efficient Board Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting

Today’s Topics Setting Expectations Board Meeting Agendas Financial Reports Effective Board Meetings Board Members as Volunteers Your Questions Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting

Setting Expectations Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting ExerciseDebrief

Board Meeting Agendas Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting

Board Meeting Agenda Wednesday August 18, 2010 – 5:00pm – ARTS Building GENERAL10 MIN Call to Order Minutes Financial Report OLD BUSINESS30 MIN NEW BUSINESS45 MIN Nonprofit Org. Board Officer Training - Jim Discussion of By-Laws - Jim Sponsor Report – Susie Credit card machines – Susie Volunteer Coordinator report - Julie Data base integration update- Bob Photographic Policy-Ray Venue considerations – Ray/Jill COMMITTEE REPORTS45 MIN Talent: schedule/stages plan - Ray Ticket sales as of – Susie New offerings for the 2010 event – Ray 5 th Anniversary Celebration- Ray Weekend celebration hiring - Ray Fundraising and Grant writing: Ray Merchandise plan – Ray Plan for event operations meeting – Ray NEXT MEETING DATE AND TIME September 15, 2010 – 5:00pm Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting

Board Meeting Agenda Wednesday August 18, 2010 – 5:00pm – ARTS Building GENERAL10 MIN Call to Order CONSENT AGENDAMinutes Financial Report Dashboard Staff Report Committee Reports OLD BUSINESS30 MIN STRATEGIC ITEMS NEW BUSINESS45 MIN Action 2.3 – new video – Sarah Action 4.7 – Financial policies - Kate Nonprofit Org. Board Officer Training - Jim Discussion of By-Laws - Jim Approval of By-Laws Sponsor Report – Susie Credit card machines – Susie Volunteer Coordinator report - Julie Data base integration update- Bob Photographic Policy-Ray Approval of Photographic Policy - Jay Venue considerations – Ray/Jill COMMITTEE REPORTS45 MIN ACTION ITEMS45 MIN Talent: schedule/stages plan - Ray Ticket sales as of – Susie New offerings for the 2010 event – Ray 5 th Anniversary Celebration- Ray Weekend celebration hiring – Ray Budget approval to hire help for the weekend celebration - Joe Fundraising and Grant writing: Ray Approval to apply for new grant -Joe Merchandise plan – Ray Plan for event operations meeting – Ray NEXT MEETING DATE AND TIME September 15, 2010 – 5:00pm OTHER IMPORTANT DATES:

Board Meeting Agenda Wednesday August 18, 2010 – 5:00pm – ARTS Building Call To Order MISSION MOMENTSomething good to share – ED5 MIN CONSENT AGENDAMinutes5 MIN Financial Report DashBoard Staff Report Committee Reports STRATEGIC ITEMS10 MIN Action 2.3 – New Video – Sarah Action 4.7 – Financial Policies - Kate ACTION ITEMS10 MIN Approval of By-laws changes - Jim Approval of photography policy - Ray Budget Approval to hire help for the weekend celebration – Joe Approval to apply for new grant – Joe GENERATIVE DISCUSSION ITEMS30 MIN Impact of raising ticket prices Potential to add new genre to music line-up NEXT MEETING DATE AND TIME September 15, 2010 – 5:00pm OTHER IMPORTANT DATES Nonprofit Board Officer training – September 20 Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting

Consent Agenda General agreement to the procedure Routine items Don’t need discussion before the vote No additional explanation or comments allowed Any item can be pulled by any Board member

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting Consent Agenda Minutes of Previous Meeting Financial Report Dashboard Report Staff Report Committee Reports

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting Financial Reports for the Board Statement of Financial Position (Balance Sheet ) Statement of Activities (Income/Expense Statement) Variance Estimates Dashboards

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting ASSETS Current Assets Cash & Equivalent $25,755 2Accounts Receivable$323,092 3Receivable / Other$175,000 Pledges & Grants Receivable, Current 4Portion$1,562,409 5Inventories for Sale of Use$0 6 Investment/Securities, Current Portion$0 7Investment/Other$0 8Other$106,666 9Total Current Assets$2,192,922 Pledges & Grants Receivable, Net of 10Current Portion$1,278,334 Investment/Securities, Net of Current 11Portion$0 12Fixed Assets$3,729,146 13Total Assets$7,200,402 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 14 Current Liabilites Accounts Payable $1,166,995 15Grants Payable$0 16Deferred Revenue$0 17Loans and Notes, Current Portion$330,859 18Tax-Exempt Bond Liabilities$0 19Other$96,509 20Total Current Liabilities$1,594,363 Loans and Notes, Net of Current 21Portion$2,426,296 22Total Liabilities$4,020,659 Net Assets 23Unrestricted$1,453,794 24Temporarily Restricted$1,725,949 25Total Net Assets$3,179,743 26Total Liabilities and Net Assets$7,200,402 Statements of Financial Position (Balance Sheet)

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting ASSETS Current Assets Cash & Equivalent $25,755$602,929 2Accounts Receivable$323,092$208,986 3Receivable / Other$175,000 Pledges & Grants Receivable, Current 4Portion$1,562,409$1,027,750 5Inventories for Sale of Use$0 6 Investment/Securities, Current Portion$0$49,967 7Investment/Other$0 8Other$106,666$49,851 9Total Current Assets$2,192,922$2,114,483 Pledges & Grants Receivable, Net of 10Current Portion$1,278,334$1,256,138 Investment/Securities, Net of Current 11Portion$0$12,492 12Fixed Assets$3,729,146$3,438,823 13Total Assets$7,200,402$6,821,936 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 14 Current Liabilites Accounts Payable $1,166,995$588,703 15Grants Payable$0 16Deferred Revenue$0 17Loans and Notes, Current Portion$330,859$285,901 18Tax-Exempt Bond Liabilities$0 19Other$96,509$162,814 20Total Current Liabilities$1,594,363$1,037,418 Loans and Notes, Net of Current 21Portion$2,426,296$2,096,608 22Total Liabilities$4,020,659$3,134,026 Net Assets 23Unrestricted$1,453,794$1,295,899 24Temporarily Restricted$1,725,949$2,392,011 25Total Net Assets$3,179,743$3,687,910 26Total Liabilities and Net Assets$7,200,402$6,821,936 Statements of Financial Position (Balance Sheet)

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting Statement of Activities (Income/Expense Statement) REVENUE Contributions$5,876,576$2,326,576 2Government Grants$2,903,427$6,229,217 3Program Services$88,860$0 4Investments$103,476$81,807 5Special Events$0 6Sales$0 7Other$3,362$124,707 8Total Revenue$8,975,701$8,762,307 9 EXPENSES Program Services $7,683,884$7,281,758 10Administration$1,339,846$1,184,624 11Other$460,138$235,589 12Total Expenses$9,483,868$8,701,971 13Net Gain/Loss($508,167)$60,336

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting REVENUE YTDDec BudgetYear- End Est. 1Contributions$4,000,000$1,150,000 $2,500,000$5,000,000 2Government Grants $1,000,000$4,500,000 $6,500,000$1,750,000 3Program Services$25,000$0 $50,000$75,000 4Investments$50,000$75,000 $80,000$100,000 5Special Events$0 6Sales$0 7Other$1,000$75,000 $2,000 8Total Revenue$5,076,000$5,800,000$9,205,000$6,927,000 9 EXPENSES Program Services $4,000,000$4,850,000 $7,500,000$7,600,000 10Administration$700,000 $1,185,000$1,400,000 11Other$900,000$200,000 $250,000$450,000 12Total Expenses$5,600,000$5,750,000$8,935,000$9,450, Net Gain/Loss($524,000)$50,000$270,000($523,000) Monthly Statement of Activities (Income Statement) December 31, 2009 (6 months into fiscal year)

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting Dashboard reports Quick and easy way to assess organizational health Key indicators in green, yellow, red (celebrate, watch, act) Handout

Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting Dashboard Indicators ACTWATCHCELEBRATE Financial TargetJan–Mar, 2013Apr–June 2013 Six months of unrestricted cash$66,000$66,948$59,532 Sponsorship $ Committed$59,800$33,125$45,025 # of Sponsor Committed Grant Funding Committed$26,000$17,000 Friendraising/Fundraising TargetJan – Mar, 2013Apr–June 2013 New Members/Donors5040 Average Gift Amount (Member or Donor)$100$116$128 Major donor calls/visits - boardAll >$5004 to make0 new Major donor calls/visits – staffAll >$10053 of 5868 of 68 Number of Individual gifts (Member or Donor) Total Donations/Memberships$30,000$13,716$14,861 Raffle Ticket Sales - A$5,000$75$270 Raffle Ticket Sales – B$7,500$275$290 % Response to Member Renewals50%65%82% % Response to Annual Appeal2%$1,126$1,511 Volunteers TargetJan – Mar, 2013Apr–June 2013 # Volunteer jobs assigned Board of Directors TargetJan – Mar, 2013Apr–June 2013 Attendance at board meetings80%76% % of Board Members making financial gift100%71% (5/7) Marketing & Promotion TargetJan – Mar, 2013Apr–June 2013 Mentions in Print or Online MediaTracking for Website visits151,000 (2012)52,135 Facebook - Reach age 25 – 44 Facebook - Likes Tracking for % 2,862 Program TargetJan – Mar, 2013Apr–June 2013 # tickets sold for SiFS$3,550$1,505$2,230 # tickets sold for annual fundraiser$10,000$240$2,080 SOQS Dashboard Indicators Prepared 4/15/2013

The Board Meeting Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting Role Play

Board Members as Volunteers Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting Scenarios

Your Questions Jan McGowan Nonprofit Consulting