The IRS is clear that nonprofit executive compensation is one of the top compliance issues. Please see the free CLE below regarding compensation best practices. There is also a rooftop reception afterwards where you can mingle with your colleagues and the panel (which I can personally guaranty is worth the price of admission).

Too Much? Too Little? Nonprofit Compensation

Hosted by
ST. LOUIS VOLUNTEER LAWYERS AND ACCOUNTANTS FOR THE ARTS

Sponsored by
THE GREATER SAINT LOUIS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

May 14, 2013
Regional Arts Commission
6128 Delmar

If you serve on a nonprofit board of directors, advise nonprofits, or
have been following this issue in the news, this seminar is for you. Our expert
panel: Keith Kehrer, Bryan Cave LLP; Judy Murphy, RubinBrown LLP; and Kent M.
Rapp, Grant Cooper & Associates, will discuss best practices in determining
reasonable executive compensation, including the benefits of an articulated
compensation philosophy, compensation policies, IRS Form 990 reporting, pay equity
issues, collecting comparable data, severance packages and tips for working
with a search firm.

The following is a program that may be of interest to your organization and its leadership

What’s a Bylaw? Why Does My Organization Need Them and How do I Draft Them?

May 29 | 2-5 p.m. | $25

Instructors: Dan Sise, Nonprofit Management & Leadership Program | Laurie Hauber, Legal Services of Eastern Missouri Are you trying to draft bylaws for a nonprofit corporation? Does your nonprofit already have a set of bylaws that could use a review or overhaul? Do you want to learn more about how a well-crafted set of bylaws can lead to good governance and management of your nonprofit? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you should attend this class. Samples and examples will be provided during class as will a list of helpful sources of information that will guide your organization towards an effective and well-crafted set of bylaws.

Register online

For additional information about this class, and all the continuing education classes offered by the Nonprofit Management & Leadership Program, please check out our web site.

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