The Nonprofit Risk Book

by Jesse Feiler (Author),‎ Gail B Nayowith (Contributor)

This book addresses both risk management at a startup, beginning at the mission statement, and for existing nonprofits that may be at risk due to inappropriate policies, or lack thereof, proper procedures and risk abatement planning. Risk management policies including oversite of financial transactions, purchasing, hiring, volunteer management, insurance and more are discussed. The book progresses through risk identification, risk communication, and financial risk. Learn how to use the risk tools nonprofit leaders need to bring risk-taking within the boundaries set by the organization and the guidelines that must be followed at the state and federal levels.

Review
An important contribution to the discussion about risk in the nonprofit sector…The Nonprofit Risk Book, co-authored by Jesse Feiler and Gail B. Nayowith introduces the concept of "Enterprise Risk Management, an approach that looks at organizational risk and searches for patterns that need a broad approach to identification and mitigation." The book offers practical advice to persons responsible for the health of their organizations.

Longtime veterans of the sector can only hope that this book finds its way to the syllabi of those who teach future nonprofit leaders and to board and staff leaders throughout the sector who will distribute it to their boards and use the information made available to avoid events similar to those that inspired the authors to write this book. –Richard Mittenthal, President and CEO, TCC Group

About the Author
Jesse Feiler, developer, Apple technologies specialist, USA.
Gail B. Nayowith, 1digit LLC, NYC, USA.



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