Presented by Gordon Fischer, Gordon Fischer Law Firm, P.C.

With rapid and often unpredictable changes occurring at both state and federal levels, strong governance is no longer optional—it's essential. This informative session is designed to empower board members with the foundational best practices they need to navigate an evolving legal and political environment.

Monday, June 23, 2025, 3:00-5:00pm

In person and virtual options available

In-person location: Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa, 3117 Greenhill Circle, Cedar Falls, IA 50613

The Workshop:

Led by Gordon Fischer, whose legal expertise and extensive experience within the nonprofit sector provides unique insight, this session will detail the essential governance practices that nonprofit boards must adopt. Gordon will guide participants through the critical components of effective board operations, including compliance, risk management, strategic oversight, and leadership accountability. Attendees will learn practical approaches to establishing robust legal and operational frameworks that safeguard their organizations during turbulent times.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the impact of state and federal changes on nonprofit governance
• Learn best practices and strategies for reinforcing board structures
• Gain insights into risk management and compliance that are vital for nonprofit sustainability
• Discover actionable steps for enhancing board performance and organizational resilience

Who Should Attend:

Nonprofit board members and nonprofit leaders seeking to refine their understanding of effective oversight and strategic governance in a rapidly changing environment.

Join us for an engaging session that blends legal expertise with practical, sector-specific strategies aimed at steering your organization safely through current challenges and into a future of stable growth and compliance.

This program is available to all nonprofit agencies. Online registrants will receive login information before the event. Please register for this event by Wednesday, June 18.