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Managing in a Changing Economic Environment

Thursday, November 12, at 12 noon, U.S. Eastern time

Some economic indicators are up, and some are down -- but most nonprofit groups continue to feel the impact of the weak economy. Financial turmoil has changed the nonprofit world in ways that will play out in the months and years ahead.

This discussion will offer practical advice for leaders of nonprofit organizations and foundations that dealing with continued economic uncertainty.

How can organizations continue to survive these tough times while preparing for what's ahead? What lessons are relevant when true recovery begins? For organizations that have received stimulus or emergency support, what approaches will help shore up and sustain financial gains?

This event is part of The Chronicle of Philanthropy's series of free live discussions featuring Nonprofit Finance Fund to provide advice to nonprofit and foundation leaders on how to manage in hard times.

Clara Miller, chief executive of Nonprofit Finance Fund, along with other experts, will offer concrete and practical tips and ideas on some of the most pressing financial issues charities face today.

The events take place every other Thursday at noon, U.S. Eastern time, though November 12.

The Guests

Clara Miller is chief executive of Nonprofit Finance Fund in New York, which provides loans and financial consulting services to nonprofit groups nationwide.

Linda C. Crompton is president and chief executive of BoardSource, a Washington organization that provides services to nonprofit groups on managing their boards of directors. She was previously president and chief executive officer of the Investor Responsibility Research Center in Washington.

Muzzy Rosenblatt is executive director of the Bowery Residents' Committee, a housing and social-services agency in New York. Since taking the position in 2000, the organization has nearly tripled its annual revenues from $17-million to $48-million.

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