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Join us for CLA’s Tampa Nonprofit 1/2 Day Academy — an engaging, practical program designed for nonprofit leaders.
We’ll explore key areas of IRS Form 990 that frequently draw regulator, donor, and media attention, while examining how nonprofit leaders can leverage Human + AI teams to strengthen governance, improve organizational effectiveness, and advance their mission.
Location
CLA
One Tampa Center
201 North Franklin Street, Suite 2600
Tampa, FL 33602
Schedule
Registration and breakfast
Opening remarks
Recommended CPE: 1 credit Taxes
Speakers: Tina Henton and Amy Chapman
This session focuses on key areas of IRS Form 990 that frequently draw regulator, donor, and media attention. Participants will walk through common reporting pitfalls, learn how governance and compensation disclosures connect to internal practices, and identify ways to improve completeness and consistency before filing.
Learning objectives:
- Identify high-visibility Form 990 sections and schedules that commonly receive external scrutiny
- Recognize common Form 990 preparation issues that can result in incomplete, inconsistent, or misleading disclosures
- Identify key governance, related-party, and compensation disclosure requirements and the supporting information needed to complete them
- Recognize practical review steps to help improve accuracy, documentation, and internal consistency prior to filing
15-min break
Recommended CPE: 1 credit Personnel/Human Resources
Speaker: Christopher Brown
AI is reshaping how organizations operate, how teams create value, and how leaders think about the future of work. This session explores how leaders can move beyond AI experimentation to intentionally build Human + AI teams — creating clear norms, assigning AI the right work, measuring its impact, and strengthening the human capabilities that technology cannot replace.
Learning objectives:
- Discuss how AI works at a foundational level and how its capabilities are reshaping the future of work
- Recall ways to apply practical norms for working effectively and responsibly with AI
- Define where AI should assist, where humans should lead, and where clear boundaries are needed
- Identify AI impact across productivity, economics, performance, and people
- Identify the uniquely human capabilities that become more valuable in an AI-enabled workplace
Closing remarks
Questions?
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CPE
Prerequisites: None
Program level: Overview
Advance preparation: None
Delivery method: Group Live
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