Understanding and fulfilling legal obligations is crucial for nonprofit board members to ensure sustainability and compliance of their organizations.
This course is a comprehensive course designed to empower board members with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate their legal duties effectively. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the critical legal obligations that nonprofit boards face and learn how to implement best practices for compliance, reducing risk, and protecting both their organization and them from liability.
Learning Objective:
Learn how nonprofit boards are responsible for overseeing and fulfilling the organization’s legal obligations.
Explore the "duty of care," "duty of loyalty," and "duty of obedience" and their specific implications for nonprofit boards.
Discover actionable strategies for meeting the legal requirements and protecting the organization from liability.
Distinguish between different types of tax-exempt statuses and understand their legal and operational implications.
Learn about the federal, state, and local regulations governing nonprofits and the board’s role in ensuring compliance.
Meet Your Trainer:
Tim Strauch is the President & CEO of OneOC in Orange County, California, where he has leveraged his strategic leadership to support over 950 organizations. With more than 30 years in nonprofit leadership, Tim has guided individuals and organizations to achieve their highest potential and amplify community impact. He serves on the California Volunteers Commission and collaborates with national committees through Points of Light. A key figure in the Service Enterprise program, Tim has helped over 150 organizations nationwide enhance their volunteer engagement. Previously, he held various leadership roles at the YMCA, including Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officer. Tim’s expertise spans leadership development, operations, board and volunteer advancement, fundraising, and strategic planning. He holds a master’s degree in athletic administration from Florida State University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern California.