About the Session
Financial sustainability isn’t just about breaking even, it’s about demonstrating stability, credibility, and resilience.
In this interactive nonprofit leadership roundtable, Han Group experts will demystify what “going concern” really means for a nonprofit organization and how it impacts audits, board oversight, and strategic planning. We’ll discuss what auditors evaluate when assessing financial sustainability, what documentation and forecasts nonprofits should be prepared to provide, and how leadership teams can proactively strengthen their financial position before audit season begins.
We’ll also dive into nonprofit liquidity and reserve metrics, including what healthy operating reserves look like, key liquidity ratios boards should understand, and the warning signs that may raise red flags with auditors, funders, or watchdog groups.
Participants will explore:
- What “going concern” means under auditing standards and why it matters
- What auditors look for when evaluating financial sustainability
- Documentation and planning tools nonprofits should have ready
- Key liquidity ratios and how to interpret them
- Healthy reserve benchmarks vs. warning signs
- Practical strategies for strengthening financial resilience
This session is ideal for nonprofit executives, finance leaders, and board members who want to move beyond compliance and build long-term financial confidence.
Come ready to share insights, ask candid questions, and leave with practical tools to strengthen your organization’s financial story.