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Melissa Sampson McMorrow to Speak at MCC's Risk Assessment Concerns for Nonprofit Boards and Staff During COVID

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Melissa Sampson McMorrow, chair of Nutter’s Tax Department and co-chair of the Nonprofit and Social Impact practice group, will be a featured speaker at the Mass Cultural Council's webinar, "Risk Assessment Concerns for Nonprofit Boards and Staff During COVID," on February 23, 2021.

This workshop will introduce principles and concerns regarding risk assessment for nonprofit organizations. Understanding that nonprofit organizations are stewarded by both boards of directors and staff members, the target audience for this workshop is both board members themselves and the staff members (executive directors, artistic directors, operations managers, program managers, etc.) who work closely to and advise those boards. While this workshop will focus on risk management issues arising due the COVID-19 pandemic—including potential closure and other exit strategies—we expect the principles discussed during the program can apply to a variety of external challenges.

Event details:
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
1-2:30PM EST

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