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Who Should Be Involved In The Budget Process?

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Who Should Be Involved In The Budget Process?

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Staff and board members must participate in each phase of the budgeting process that affects the line items for which they will later be responsible. For too many nonprofit organizations, planning and financial management are activities that divide rather than unite the organization. Program planning is often viewed as the domain of the executive director, program directors, and the board. Fiscal management is assigned to the bookkeeper, accounting, finance director, and, perhaps, the board treasurer. Program planners and fiscal managers speak different languages and often have different priorities, and may or may not be aware of the importance of the other’s approach to the budget process. Program planning decisions often are viewed as failing to reflect economic realities, while fiscal management decisions are often viewed as insensitive to the programmatic mission of the organization. For this reason, both program staff and financial staff should work with the executive director and

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