course
Mode of training: Classroom
Primary Venue: Holiday Inn
Dashboard for Non-Profit Organisations
Financial Dashboards for Non-Profits: Transparency & Accountability
About the Course
Many non-profit organisations struggle to manage large amounts of data effectively, making it difficult for boards and senior management to track progress and make informed decisions.
This programme helps participants develop and implement dashboards to monitor key financial, programmatic, and fundraising indicators.
Course Highlights
Dashboards illustrate performance over time. An effective dashboard illustrates rather than tells the audience about needed actions or decisions. The reports are presented with clarity and simplicity. Ideally, a dashboard report conveys in one page the key indicators for the organization and relates those indicators to goals, historical information, or benchmarks.
The items in the dashboard may include:
– Numbers of people served
– Non-profit’s financial indicators
– Non-profit’s outreach
– llustrate how much progress has been made towards various goals
Why Join?
Prepare comprehensive dashboard reports that meet donor and stakeholder expectations while showcasing your organization’s governance and financial achievements. This workshop equips you with tools to make your reporting clear, impactful, and aligned with best practices.
- Comprehensive Learning Journey: Each course builds on the previous one, guiding you through strategy creation, compliance, sustainability, and impactful reporting.
- Skill-Intensive Training: Practical examples, tools, and frameworks tailored for charities.
- Expert-Led Programs: Facilitated by Dr. Isabel Sim, a seasoned trainer and thought leader in charity finance and governance.
- Networking Opportunities: Engage with peers and experts to share challenges and solutions.
- Tailored Solutions for Charities: Address governance, financial management, and compliance challenges specific to your organization
What You will Learn
Prework to understand organization’s key business drivers
Understanding the Process of Developing a Dashboard
Understanding workflow, roles and responsibilities for Board and its subcommittees Developing in-house
Dashboard to monitor progress in the (i) Programme; (ii) Fund-raising; (iii) Financial indicators; (iv) Volunteers Management
The Facilitators
Isabel Sim
Dr Isabel Sim is the principal consultant at Integrative CSR Consulting. She was formerly Senior Research Fellow, Department of Social Work, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of Singapore as well as Director (Projects), Centre for Social Development (Asia).
She obtained her PhD in finance from The University of Western Australia in 2011. She is one of the editor of the series Accounting and Finance Handbooks for Charities including Budgeting and Cash Flow Management, Fund Accounting for Charities, Full Cost Recovery for Charities and Cost-Effective Audit for Charities. She is also one of the author for Accounting for Good – Helping Charities Do Good Better, a project in collaboration with NUS and ISCA.
Hana Sofiah
Hana is a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience spanning the corporate and social sectors. She partners with Dr Tan in her capacity previously as ED of a leading charity organisation managing operations exceeding $14 mil.
Hana has previously held roles in MNCs like IBM and HP, showcasing her adaptability and leadership across industries. Holding a Master’s degree in Cyber Security and certification as a Data Protection Officer (DPO), her expertise spans governance, digital transformation, fundraising, volunteer management, compliance, process improvement, and analytics.
Who should attend
Board members, Finance Subcommittee, Audit & Risk Subcommittee, Senior management, HODs, and Finance and Operations staff.
Finance team is required to attend this training, to be up to date with the accounting standards and this is a necessary part of the charity compliance.
Course Fees
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