Examples of solutions to address such pressure points
Our speakers
Barry Baker
Partner, Business Advisory Services, Grant Thornton NZ
Barry has worked in the Not for Profit industry for a number of years and has developed a huge passion for the sector. He works with a diverse range of Not for Profit organisations, advising on many areas including strategy, governance and financial management.
Having relationships with regulatory bodies, donor organisations and social enterprises also gives him first-hand knowledge of what is coming over the horizon; this means his clients are kept up to date with key industry developments.
Barry leads many sector initiatives for Grant Thornton including presenting at seminars designed to build capability and capacity, chairing forums for Chief Executives of large Not for Profit organisations, and he is a co-author of Grant Thornton’s Not for Profit biannual report, a valuable piece of research in the sector.
When he isn’t working with Not for Profit organisations, Barry is focused on providing advisory services to medical and private services professionals.
Jadene Waddell
Senior Accountant, Business Advisory Services, Grant Thornton
Jadene has 5 years’ experience providing accounting services and assistance to a wide range of clients, both in the for-purpose and commercial sectors. These services include outsourced finance services (such as payroll and creditor payments), periodic management reporting along with month end reconciliation processes and preparation of year-end financial reports through to Excel models and forecasting.
Jadene enjoys working with clients to understand their organisation in order to identify opportunities to develop and implement process improvements and related controls.
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