Role of the Audit Committee
Audit Committees are generally responsible for:• Hiring, evaluating, and recommending the retention of an outside CPA firm. See Evaluating the...
We act as a catalyst, facilitator, and collaborator to support the work of local and state beekeepers and others who work for environmental sustainability
Michele Colopy, LEAD Co-Founder, holds a Master’s degree in Nonprofit Management/Arts Administration. She has more than twenty years of nonprofit experience at the national, state, and local level. She has worked with membership associations, pollinator advocacy, performing arts, housing and homelessness, foreclosure prevention, community development, and health and wellness. She was Treasurer of a State Association from 2016-2019 modernizing the accounting, co-managing a USDA grant, administering the Affiliate program, and managing two grant programs. She was the Program Director of a national pollinator advocacy NGO 2013-2019.
Audit Committees are generally responsible for:• Hiring, evaluating, and recommending the retention of an outside CPA firm. See Evaluating the...
• Have we run a gain or loss? (i.e., Are we better or worse off financially than we were a...
Board members are responsible and accountable for the non-profit’s actions and have fiduciary duties to the organization. Board members are legally required to be informed active participants in corporate governance and to act in furtherance of the nonprofit’s charitable mission.
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Treasurers and the Board are responsible for the nonprofit’s funds.
This spring, my bees and I experienced the closest of dangers with raging wildfires in the southern Rockies. The fire, which started as a “controlled” burn, turned quite the opposite and merged with another “controlled” burn.
Financial responsiblities for Board members.
Strategic planning helps the beekeeping association look to the future.
Considering that honey bees and native pollinators already face challenges in finding forage due to habitat degradation and other factors, the introduction of honey bees can put even more strain on native bee populations.