Finance staff play an important role in the human resource function of the foundation. This webinar will focus on questions concerning the difference between exempt and nonexempt employee classification, health savings plans vs. flexible spending plans, determining when temporary employees receive benefits, and steps you can take when an employee performance issue arises.
Target Audience:
The Tri-State Community Foundation Partnership webinars are designed for, but not exclusive to, community foundation staff and board members and is a partnership between Indiana Philanthropy Alliance/GIFT, Council of Michigan Foundations, and Philanthropy Ohio.
Speaker
Zac Kester, JD, LLM, CFRM, Executive Director & Managing Attorney, Charitable Allies
Zac holds and LLM (Masters of Law) concentrating on the special needs of tax-exempt organizations and has practiced law primarily for charities, focusing on organizational and compliance services; he has earned a CFRM from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. Additionally, Zac has also been named a Practitioner-in-Residence at the IU Maurer School of Law in Bloomington and is the Executive Director & Managing Attorney for Charitable Allies. Zac speaks and publishes regularly regarding the needs of charities on the topics of identifying effective outcome measures, governance, human resources for small nonprofits and property tax exemption issues, among many others.
Cost
Free for Indiana Philanthropy Alliance/GIFT Members
$50 for Members of Other Associations
Note: The Tri-State CF Partnership Webinar Series is available to GWP members from our partners listed below. Since there is a fee for this program that is payable to our colleagues at IPA, a member of GWP staff will follow up with you after you complete registration on GWP's website to help you complete your registration and payment for this webinar.
