• Terms and definitions creating a common language and understanding of finance-centric terminology.
• Review and discussion of current economic, social, and environmental conditions and realities and their influence on decision-making.
• Economic principles and how they align with operations and service delivery.
• Accounting practices commonly used and how they affect understanding an organization’s financial conditions.
• Understanding that budgeting is not an end game.
• Tools and methods for designing relevant and effective financial sustainability strategy for today’s organizations.
• Pricing strategies and considerations.
• Inherent conflicts between ethics and investment/spending choices.
• Economic, social, and environmental theories and how they have and continue to affect today’s investment/spending choices.

Who is teaching this course?
The Financial Sustainability Certification Program is taught by Jamie Sabbach, Founder and President of 110%.

What does my registration fee cover?
Registration covers all learning materials, three continental breakfasts, and two lunches. CEUs and overnight accommodations (if needed) are not included and are the responsibility of the participant.