SOUTHWEST FLORIDA CHAPTER
September 14, 2021

We offer two choices to enjoy this program. Utilize the registration button below and choose the virtual or in-person options

Michael's On East
Doors open at 11:30|Program Noon to 1

There’s nothing like the satisfaction of helping an individual or team reach their goals and perform at their best. Nonprofit leaders are usually in a better position to influence and lead change. However, there’s a price to pay for the privilege to lead, the status, and those extra rewards and perks. Being an executive means you also have to deal with the tough issues that can cause you to lose sleep at night. This presentation will explore 10 things that are always front of mind for non-profit executives. Items such as Technology, Data, Cyber Threats, Compliance, and many more. 
Speaker Bio:

Brian Carter, CPA, is a partner with Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC. Brian received his BBA in Accounting from Mercer University in 1996 and is licensed as a CPA in Georgia and Florida. Currently, he is a board member for PACE Center for Girls – Manatee and the Manatee Chamber of Commerce and is a past board member and board president for the Bishop Museum of Science and Nature. Brian currently resides in Bradenton, Florida.

Since joining Mauldin & Jenkins, Brian has specialized in providing a variety of accounting, auditing and tax services to not-for-profit organizations, affordable housing developers, restaurants, construction contractors and manufacturing and distribution entities. Brian also consults with not-for-profit board of directors on governance and policy issues and is a frequent speaker to various trade and civic organizations on topics affecting the not-for-profit industry.

Brian is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Florida Society of Certified Public Accountants and was a member of the Leadership Manatee Class of 2014 and Leadership Florida’s Cornerstone 38 class. 
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Note: If you reserve, do not pay in advance, and then are unable to attend the meeting without providing 24-hour notice, you will be invoiced for the luncheon. Your ticket purchase covers lunch and associated costs.  AFP Southwest Florida provides all educational content at the luncheons at no additional cost to members.
AFP Southwest Florida chapter plans to offer hybrid events in September, October, November, and December, 2021, unless CDC guidance changes in the near future. Events will be hosted both in person, and shown online. Prices will differ for attendance online and in-person.

In order to offer the safest environment possible to attendees on-site, face masks will be required at all in-person AFP SWFL Chapter events when not eating.

Your temperature will be taken before entry to any in-person AFP Southwest Florida event for the near future. Any person with a temperature above 100 degrees will be denied entry to the event.

Thank you for helping keep our local nonprofit community safe and healthy."
The AFP SW Florida Chapter is committed to Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access (I.D.E.A.) in all chapter activities