The South Carolina Arts Alliance, in cooperation with the Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation and the South Carolina Arts Commission, is announcing a workshop for arts nonprofits on the subject of QuickBooks, the most commonly used financial accounting software for nonprofits and small businesses, on January 18, 2018 at the College of Charleston’s North Campus in North Charleston, SC.
The workshop, which only has 20 slots available, features a morning and afternoon session, with breakfast and lunch provided. Participants can sign up for one, or both sessions. The morning session, beginning at 9:30am is targeted for novices or casual users of QuickBooks within organizations. The afternoon session, beginning at 1:00pm is more advanced and is perfect for finance directors or executive directors who want to learn even more about their financial software.
Registration for the workshop includes QuickBooks training, “The Essentials” Training Manual, “Beyond The Essentials” Training Manual, and 1 year of QuickBooks Nonprofit Tech Support. The value of this training package is $857.95, but with the support of the Donnelley Foundation and the SC Arts Commission, registration is only $40 per person for one session, or $60 per person for both sessions.
REGISTER HERE
Arts organizations are encouraged to send their finance and executive director staff to learn how to effectively use their QuickBooks platform for the benefit of their patrons, accountants, staff, and regulators. Bookkeepers and accountants who finish the training can also receive credit for continuing education.
This workshop is being conducted by QuickBooks Made Easy, a specialty consulting firm. Since 2000, QuickBooks Made Easy®™ has been teaching QuickBooks® seminars around the country for various groups, conducting webinars, and offer industry specific training. The two half-day sessions are being led by primary trainer Gregg S. Bossen, CPA who is not only an expert in the program, but is also the nation’s leading expert when it comes to nonprofits’ use of QuickBooks®. Gregg’s teaching style is funny and entertaining, and his energy and knowledge of nonprofits make his classes a unique experience. The firm has taught over 3,500 seminars to more than 55,000 students nationwide and currently teaches for over 24 Nonprofit State Associations, as well as annually at Scaling New Heights, QuickBooks Connect, Grant Station, and Tech Soup.
