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2023 Nonprofit Organizations eConference

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Don’t miss the 40th Annual Nonprofit Organizations Institute, featuring nationally recognized experts from private foundations, public charities, law, finance, and government discussing the latest tax, legislative and governance issues affecting nonprofit organizations. 

The Institute offers in-depth discussion on the issues most relevant to your organization or practice, with targeted tracks and opportunities to review small-group "master classes" for a deeper dive on key topics.

Includes: Video Audio Paper Slides

  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 28.75 | 1.00 ethics
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  • TX, CA, PA
  • Specialization: Estate Planning and Probate Law | Tax Law
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 2/28/2025

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1. A View of the Sector (Mar 2023)

Rosemary E. Fei, Alexander L. Reid

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A View of the Sector (Mar 2023)

Explore the latest in policy and regulation from the US Government in an effort to answer the question: What just happened? You’ll be the first to know about topics like donor advised fund regulations, end of year legislation, and what is Congress likely to do next? What about those expiring incentives for charitable giving, will they be renewed? Meanwhile, the Supreme Court continues to unwind the regulatory powers of the executive branch.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Rosemary E. Fei, Adler & Colvin - San Francisco, CA
Alexander L. Reid, BakerHostetler - Washington, DC

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2. The Future of Philanthropy and the Nonprofit Sector: Where Do We Go From Here? (Mar 2023)

Megan E. Bell, Elizabeth Peters, David A. Shevlin, Christie Yang

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The Future of Philanthropy and the Nonprofit Sector: Where Do We Go From Here? (Mar 2023)

Against the global and local backdrop of pandemics, ongoing and increasing inequities, market volatility, and other fault lines and challenges, philanthropy continues to play a critical role – but that role is evolving and impacted by these same changes. How do we respond? What is the best way for philanthropy to engage and support? This panel explores the backdrop dynamics and their impact on the role of (and opportunities for) philanthropy, discuss predictions and expectations for what is next, and provide practical experience and perspectives from the trenches. 

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Megan E. Bell, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - New York, NY
Elizabeth Peters, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation - Menlo Park, CA
David A. Shevlin, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP - New York, NY and Los Angeles, CA
Christie Yang, Walton Family Foundation - Washington, DC

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3. Organizational Effectiveness for Public Charities: PART 1 (Mar 2023)

Jonathan S. Blum, Diara M. Holmes, Andrew Schulz

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Organizational Effectiveness for Public Charities: PART 1 (Mar 2023)

Define organizational effectiveness and discuss best practices for public charities to achieve it, including strategic planning, governance, sustainable revenue, and important relationships. As public charities face economic headwinds, organizations can focus on these key areas to maximize sustainability.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Jonathan S. Blum, Polsinelli PC - Dallas, TX
Diara M. Holmes, Loeb & Loeb LLP - Washington, DC
Andrew Schulz, New Venture Fund - Washington, DC

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4. Organizational Effectiveness for Public Charities: PART 2 (Mar 2023)

Jonathan S. Blum, Diara M. Holmes, Andrew Schulz

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Organizational Effectiveness for Public Charities: PART 2 (Mar 2023)

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Jonathan S. Blum, Polsinelli PC - Dallas, TX
Diara M. Holmes, Loeb & Loeb LLP - Washington, DC
Andrew Schulz, New Venture Fund - Washington, DC

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5. What is an “Effective” Private Foundation in 2023? PART 1 (Mar 2023)

Vanessa Goodwin, Kristen M. Gurdin, Susan Vignola, Maura L. Whelan

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What is an “Effective” Private Foundation in 2023? PART 1 (Mar 2023)

With the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, the national reckoning with systemic racial injustice, extreme climate events and other developments since 2020, how do we assess private foundation effectiveness? Gain insight into the important role of legal counsel in assisting private foundations in implementing policies and procedures to promote resilience and nimbleness while maintaining compliance. We will explore risk-based approaches to governance, grantmaking, advocacy and relationships with other philanthropic structures. We will also consider planning for transitions in mission objectives, leadership successions and terminations.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Vanessa Goodwin, Arnold Ventures LLC - Houston, TX
Kristen M. Gurdin, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - New York, NY
Susan Vignola, Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP - New York, NY
Maura L. Whelan, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP - New York, NY

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6. What is an “Effective” Private Foundation in 2023? PART 2 (Mar 2023)

Vanessa Goodwin, Kristen M. Gurdin, Susan Vignola, Maura L. Whelan

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What is an “Effective” Private Foundation in 2023? PART 2 (Mar 2023)

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Vanessa Goodwin, Arnold Ventures LLC - Houston, TX
Kristen M. Gurdin, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - New York, NY
Susan Vignola, Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP - New York, NY
Maura L. Whelan, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP - New York, NY

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7. MASTER CLASS: Understanding Your Internet Presence: Opportunities for Engagement and Legal Considerations (Mar 2023)

Lawrence Mendenhall, Sandro Serra

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MASTER CLASS: Understanding Your Internet Presence: Opportunities for Engagement and Legal Considerations (Mar 2023)

What is “web presence” and why does it matter more than ever? Learn about what web presence is and isn’t, how nonprofits are using web presence to advance their missions today, and how to assess your organization’s risks in this fast-evolving area.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Lawrence Mendenhall, American Academy of Ophthalmology and AAO Foundation - San Francisco, CA
Sandro Serra, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP - Austin, TX

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8. MASTER CLASS: Organizational Policies and Insurance: Conflicts of Interest, Record Retention, Whistleblowers, and More (Mar 2023)

Darren B. Moore, Jeffrey E. Sher

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MASTER CLASS: Organizational Policies and Insurance: Conflicts of Interest, Record Retention, Whistleblowers, and More (Mar 2023)

A strong set of policies serve as a key building block in good governance and organizational effectiveness. This Master Class offers an in-depth consideration of a number of standard organizational policies to better understand not only the nature of the policies and their format but also what they are designed to accomplish and how they tie into an overall compliance program. it also examines the interaction between insurance and organizational policies as well as the way in which volunteer immunity statutes tie in with these concepts.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Darren B. Moore, Bourland, Wall & Wenzel, P.C. - Fort Worth, TX
Jeffrey E. Sher, Fizer Beck - Houston, TX

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9. Demystifying the IRS and Treasury: Practical Guidance and Considerations (Mar 2023)

Elinor Ramey, Rachel D. Levy

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Demystifying the IRS and Treasury: Practical Guidance and Considerations (Mar 2023)

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Elinor Ramey, Steptoe & Johnson LLP - Washington, DC
Rachel D. Levy, IRS, Office of Chief Counsel - Washington, DC

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10. Attorney General Roundtable: Trends in Enforcement and Compliance (Mar 2023)

Susan K. Staricka, Leslie Joan Friedlander, Yael Fuchs, Beth Short

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Attorney General Roundtable: Trends in Enforcement and Compliance (Mar 2023)

Attorney general offices are key players in enforcement and compliance affecting both public charities and private foundations. Join representatives of the National Association of State Charity Officials (NASCO) and several states to learn more about state regulators’ most recent activities and priorities.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Susan K. Staricka, Staricka Law, PLLC - Austin, TX
Leslie Joan Friedlander, Office of the Attorney General - Austin, TX
Yael Fuchs, Office of the New York State Attorney General - New York, NY
Beth Short, Ohio Attorney General's Office - Columbus, OH

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11. Crypto and the Analog Nonprofit (Mar 2023)

Ross E. Bruch, Karin Prangley

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Crypto and the Analog Nonprofit (Mar 2023)

With so much turmoil in the markets, there’s never been a better time to understand the many factors that nonprofits and donors should consider in donating, accepting/receiving, selling and investing in cryptocurrency and similar digital assets—be ready for when either crypto markets rebound, or we transition into the next frontier of digital asset ownership. There are many advantages to encouraging donations of cryptocurrency, but several factors that nonprofits must consider to proceed with a wise gift acceptance plan. Discuss these factors and dive into a sample gift acceptance policy.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Ross E. Bruch, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. - Philadelphia, PA
Karin Prangley, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. - Chicago, IL

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12. Commercial Activities and UBIT (Mar 2023)

Edward T. Chaney, Justin J. Lowe

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Commercial Activities and UBIT (Mar 2023)

Exempt organizations are increasingly focused on generating additional revenue, capitalizing on tangible and intangible assets, and partnering with for-profit entities. This session will cover trends in the area, instances of how the UBIT rules apply, and examples of how including tax in early stage project/revenue planning can add value, improve post-tax returns, and avoid unpleasant surprises.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Edward T. Chaney, Schell Bray PLLC - Chapel Hill, NC
Justin J. Lowe, Ernst & Young LLP - Washington, DC

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13. Two Sides of the Same Coin: Legal and Practical Issues in Endowment Investing and Spending (Mar 2023)

Christopher E. Blume, Carrie Trowbridge

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Two Sides of the Same Coin: Legal and Practical Issues in Endowment Investing and Spending (Mar 2023)

With markets down and in flux throughout 2022, many organizations are wondering what they can expect from their portfolios in 2023 and what the hit to their endowment spending may look like in the coming years. This session covers the legal framework of the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act and addresses endowment investing and spending through the lens of how organizations are navigating these questions today.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Christopher E. Blume, Goldman Sachs - New York, NY
Carrie Trowbridge, New York Community Trust - New York, NY

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14. Direct Charitable Activities, Recoverable Grants, and Funding Intermediaries and Fiscal Sponsors (Mar 2023)

Erica Guyer, Shea Loewen Lazarow

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Direct Charitable Activities, Recoverable Grants, and Funding Intermediaries and Fiscal Sponsors (Mar 2023)

Private foundations can achieve their charitable goals with a range of tools. Explore practical use cases for direct charitable activities, recoverable grants, and fiscal sponsorships. Panelists will flag traps for the unwary and work through case studies to illustrate how private foundations can use these structures to maximize their social impact.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Erica Guyer, The Rockefeller Foundation - New York, NY
Shea Loewen Lazarow, Humanity United - San Francisco, CA

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15. MASTER CLASS: Legal Compliance Issues in a Post-Dobbs World (Mar 2023)

E. Pierce Blue, Christina N. Cahill

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MASTER CLASS: Legal Compliance Issues in a Post-Dobbs World (Mar 2023)

An overview of the evolving post-Dobbs legal landscape. Discuss key issues for organizations to consider in light of the federal and state legal implications of the Dobbs decision on employee benefits, fiduciary duties, tax-exempt status, and more.
 

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

E. Pierce Blue, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - Washington, DC
Christina N. Cahill, Polsinelli PC - New York, NY

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16. MASTER CLASS: Anatomy of an Impact Investment (Mar 2023)

Brittany Cvetanovich, Miranda Lindl O'Connell

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MASTER CLASS: Anatomy of an Impact Investment (Mar 2023)

Focus on an in-depth analysis of the structures, key terms and negotiation of impact investments.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Brittany Cvetanovich, The Ohio State University - Columbus, OH
Miranda Lindl O'Connell, Builders Vision - San Francisco, CA

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17. Ethical Challenges for Nonprofit Organization Advisors (Mar 2023)

Meghan R. Biss, Bridget M. Weiss

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Ethical Challenges for Nonprofit Organization Advisors (Mar 2023)

Focus on ethical responsibilities and considerations in representing non-profits before the IRS. In particular, the session will address the practical impact of Circular 230, the intersection between Circular 230 and state rules for both attorneys and CPAs, and ethical issues that can arise while managing IRS exams and other encounters with the IRS.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Meghan R. Biss, Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered - Washington, DC
Bridget M. Weiss, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP - Washington, DC

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18. Managing Your Workforce in an Age of Mobility, Flexibility and Generational Shifts (Mar 2023)

Jason Boulette

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Managing Your Workforce in an Age of Mobility, Flexibility and Generational Shifts (Mar 2023)

Explore the legal, compliance, and employee relations challenges nonprofits are facing as employees become increasingly dispersed both in terms of geography and expectations, including challenges associated with the rise of remote work, the availability of viable alternatives to traditional employment, and the seemingly growing call for a new understanding of the role of work in life.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Jason Boulette, Boulette Golden & Marin L.L.P. - Austin, TX

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19. Compensation in the Context of Section 4958 and 4960 (Mar 2023)

Stephen M. Clarke, Dahlia B. Doumar

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Compensation in the Context of Section 4958 and 4960 (Mar 2023)

As the IRS prepares to launch its Section 4960 excessive compensation enforcement project, review the nuances of Section 4960 and 4958 excess benefit rules, and discuss how exempt organizations can minimize potential liability for excessive compensation and excess benefit excise taxes. 

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Stephen M. Clarke, Ernst & Young LLP - Washington, DC
Dahlia B. Doumar, Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP - New York, NY

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20. Social Media Do’s & Don’ts (Mar 2023)

Jean L. Tom, Justin Zaremby

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Social Media Do’s & Don’ts (Mar 2023)

Social media plays an important role in the nonprofit sector to advance mission and development efforts. Yet social media platforms pose a number of traps for the unwary. Explore operational and tax related issues relating to the use of social media, including with respect to political campaign activities, lobbying, and human resources.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Jean L. Tom, Davis Wright Tremain LLP - San Francisco, CA
Justin Zaremby, Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP - New York, NY

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21. Funding Prizes, Contests and Geniuses (Mar 2023)

Joshua J. Mintz, Kevin E. Roe

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Funding Prizes, Contests and Geniuses (Mar 2023)

The growing use of charitable prizes and competitions as another tool in a philanthropist’s toolbox to achieve impact offers opportunities and challenges from a policy and legal standpoint. Learn about these opportunities and challenges and the rules of the road for charitable organizations interested in giving prizes and awards, including the taxable expenditure rules, income tax considerations, and state regulatory regimes.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Joshua J. Mintz, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation - Chicago, IL
Kevin E. Roe, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP - New York, NY

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22. Grantmaking in a Partisan Political Environment (Mar 2023)

Debbie Fine, Colette Haider

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Grantmaking in a Partisan Political Environment (Mar 2023)

Nonpartisan grantmaking has long been a fundamental and powerful tool for advancing the values and the missions of private foundations.  Explore key legal rules governing this field as well as strategies for successfully navigating the unique challenges of the current political environment, as election seasons have lengthened and historically nonpartisan areas of advocacy have become increasingly politically divisive.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Debbie Fine, Open Society Foundations - New York, NY
Colette Haider, Hillspire, LLC - New York, NY

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24. MASTER CLASS: Elections and Nonprofit Compliance (Mar 2023)

James P. Joseph, Katherine Karl

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MASTER CLASS: Elections and Nonprofit Compliance (Mar 2023)

As we wrap up a tumultuous election year and gear up for 2024, it is important for nonprofits to understand how to engage effectively and, most importantly, legally in the electoral process. Take a deep dive into real life examples and analyze potential legal landmines and how to avoid them. Given the small class structure, we hope that attendees will come armed with their own examples that can be discussed by the group.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

James P. Joseph, Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP - Washington, DC
Katherine Karl, Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered - Washington, DC

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25. Opportunity Rural (Mar 2023)

Justin Archer Burch

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Opportunity Rural (Mar 2023)

Rural America remains under served by philanthropy and the public system. Learn about the interdependency of urban and rural communities and how the time to invest in this geography, economy, and culture is essential to moving the needle on poverty in America.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Justin Archer Burch, LISC | Local Initiatives Support Corporation - Little Rock, AR

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26. Community and Economic Development and Public/Private Partnerships (Mar 2023)

Effie Babb, María Santos Valentin

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Community and Economic Development and Public/Private Partnerships (Mar 2023)

Community and economic development projects usually seek to alleviate poverty and community deterioration, think CDFIs, social enterprise zones, and social or green bonds. This usually involves incentivizing the commercial sector to provide capital through subsidies from private foundations and government support. The projects themselves can be managed by public charities or private actors. How have these partnerships been structured to support local communities? What are some of the challenges that they have faced?
 

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Effie Babb, Hillspire, LLC - Menlo Park, CA
María Santos Valentin, Ford Foundation/Advisor - New York, NY

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27. Legal Issues for Climate Philanthropy (Mar 2023)

Emiliano Martinez, Casey Oetgen

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Legal Issues for Climate Philanthropy (Mar 2023)

A view from both in-house counsel and outside counsel on the legal work they're doing to combat climate change.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Emiliano Martinez, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative - Redwood City, CA
Casey Oetgen, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - New York, NY

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28. Complex PRI Issues (Mar 2023)

Rabecca Cross, Ruth M. Madrigal

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Complex PRI Issues (Mar 2023)

Complex PRI issues explores the challenges and opportunities that program related investments offer vis-à-vis grants or direct charitable activities. This presentation goes beyond the basic mechanics of PRIs to look at a few of the elements that can sometimes be tricky: identifying and measuring charitability, considering financial returns and charitable return purposes, negotiating special exit rights that for-profit investors don’t have, and more.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Rabecca Cross, Mendrygal Law, PLLC - Austin, TX
Ruth M. Madrigal, KPMG LLP - Washington, DC

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29. Churches and Religious Institutions (Mar 2023)

Michael W. Durham, Regan Vansteenis

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Churches and Religious Institutions (Mar 2023)

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Michael W. Durham, Kirton McConkie PC. - Salt Lake City, UT
Regan Vansteenis, VanSteenis Consulting LLC - Houston, TX

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30. MASTER CLASS: Advocacy in a Texas Legislative Year (Mar 2023)

Michael J. Jewell, Colette Vallot

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MASTER CLASS: Advocacy in a Texas Legislative Year (Mar 2023)

The Texas Legislature is back in session, and the need for legislators to hear from all interested stakeholders on issues important to them is critical during this brief 140-day window. This panel will address nuts and bolts for how to get your voice heard as well as special considerations that non-profit organizations should be mindful of as they engage in the legislative process.

Originally presented: Jan 2023 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Michael J. Jewell, Jewell & Associates, PLLC - Austin, TX
Colette Vallot, Entre Strategic Partners - Dallas, TX

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31. MASTER CLASS: The Tapestry of Strategically (and Legally) Using Commercial Enterprises to Achieve Charitable Ends (Feb 2022)

Laura E. Butzel, Tomer Inbar

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MASTER CLASS: The Tapestry of Strategically (and Legally) Using Commercial Enterprises to Achieve Charitable Ends (Feb 2022)

Opportunities for exempt organizations to work with and through market-oriented enterprises and interventions to pursue their charitable purposes are increasing. Doing so involves a variety of factors and attention to the pros and cons of different approaches. Strategically balancing charitability, private benefit, tax considerations, structures and forms, licensing, data, decision-making, assessments, and more are among the inter-related threads that run through these approaches. Instead of hanging loosely, these threads together create a tapestry of strategic decisions and opportunities. This master class focuses on how these considerations fit together.

Originally presented: Jan 2022 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Laura E. Butzel, Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP - New York, NY
Tomer Inbar, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - New York, NY