We’ve changed our name from Sean Hale Consulting to Nonprofit CFOs. Here’s the back story!

Giving Circles help people join forces to do good in the world. Here’s version 1.0 of a circle I’m involved with.

How well have you protected your nonprofit from fraud? Learn more about how fraud happens in nonprofits and how you can prevent it.

Most introverts and numbers people feel stress from interruptions and surprises. The more that happens in your nonprofit, the more it could impact their productivity, morale, and ability to collaborate with coworkers.

Finding a nonprofit bookkeeper is hard. Finding one for a nonprofit with an annual budget under $100,000 is even harder. What can a nonprofit leader do if they don’t know any unicorns?

VIDEO: I’ve been a nonprofiteer for 25 years. Here’s an overview of what I’ve gotten to do so far!

People regularly ask me if they should switch to the nonprofit sector. Here you’ll find my answers to their most common questions.

If Peter, Paul, and Mary were to write a song about the accountant shortage, it might look like this.

Why do so many nonprofit accountants quit their jobs in December? Work-life balance. Read on to learn more about how to prevent this phenomenon in your nonprofit.

MacKenzie Scott’s trailblazing form of philanthropic giving echoes one of the RHCP’s biggest hits. Coincidence?

Want to ensure you can attract and retain top accounting talent? Check out these tips.

Has your nonprofit had difficulty filling accounting positions? Read this to understand why.

For your new nonprofit to thrive, you need to build it on a strong foundation. That includes setting the accounting up right on day one so that you set yourself, and your mission, up for success.

PODCAST: I got to appear on the Wisdom for Nonprofits podcast with Betina Meyer Pflug. We talked about getting your fiscal year off on the right foot, preventing burnout, and more!

PODCAST: Aicila Lewis interviewed me for the BiCurean Podcast. We covered a variety of topics, including making financial reports inclusive and what a Fractional CFO does.

The rock band Van Halen, and their creative use of brown M&Ms, can teach nonprofits a time-saving lesson.

What do small nonprofits need to know about finance and accounting? It got to appear on the Everything Nonprofit Podcast where we address questions like what is the chart of accounts, making engaging financial reports, and making difficult budget decisions.

The Count from Sesame Street can teach important career lessons to nonprofit accountants and finance professionals.

A strong back office includes systems that make financial reports inclusive, reduces burnout, and prevents fraud. Teresa Huff interviewed on her podcast about those topics and more.

Keeping all your eggs in one basket can leave you with a nasty mess. So let’s take a moment to make sure our nonprofits learn a lesson from Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse (and that we don’t repeat the same mistake as many of their depositors).