Top 10 Articles in 2011

1) Losing a Person Checklist Quick! What's the first thing you should do when your Controller or CFO resigns? Organizations need to follow specific steps when a key finance employee gives their notice.

2) What Can Nonprofit Managers Learn from the For-Profit World? Many nonprofit organizations are beginning to act like successful for-profit businesses. See how adopting an entrepreneurial mindset can help nonprofits grow.

3) Ten Social Media Tips for Finance Professionals 65 percent of the largest global companies have Twitter accounts, 54 percent have Facebook pages and 50 percent have YouTube video channels. More and more finance professionals are finding social media useful too.

4) Getting the Best Valuation for your Company For business owners who want to take advantage of the trend to sell their companies, now is the right time to prepare.

5) Deciding if an Advisory Board is Right for Your Company An advisory board can be the best thing for a small business, but a hastily assembled advisory board can do more damage than good. Here are some questions to help you decide if an advisory board would benefit your company.

6) Thirteen Questions to Keep Your Financial Operations in Check In today's challenging fiscal environment, you want to be sure your financials are on the right track.

7) Questions to Ask Yourself When Considering Board Service Laura Willis was recently asked to join the board of a nonprofit. She shares her experience and provides advice to those who are considering becoming a Board member.

8) Connecting Companies with Capital Works for Two Massachusetts Businesses Traackr, a Boston-area B2B search engine start-up, found the additional capital it needed to grow its business at the Connecting Companies with Capital event

9) The Advantages of a Rolling Forecast Many businesses have been replacing their annual budgets with rolling forecasts to better respond to marketplace changes. How can your organization benefit?

10) Finance and Accounting Policies and Procedures As organizations grow and change, finance and administrative functions need to grow and change as well. We’ve put together information on how to update financial practices for changing organizations.

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