Assess the Costs of Your Organization’s Operations

Navigating Overhead Functions in Mission-Driven Organizations

Presented on May 8, 2025

Brett Addis, Director, Not-for-Profit Practice
Amy Ahyo, Director, Not-for-Profit Practice
Chuck Andrews, Director, Enterprise Systems Consulting Services
Annie Rose Favreau, Director, Not-for-Profit Practice
Maria Stroth, Senior Manager, Not-for-Profit Practice

Mission-driven and public sector organizations operate in resource-constrained environments. For organizations receiving grant funding, understanding overhead costs is particularly important.

Recent reductions to—and uncertainty over—federal funding has created new urgency to assess the cost of operations for not-for-profits, colleges and universities, and Tribal, state, and local governments.

Join us for our webcast, Navigating Overhead Functions in Mission-Driven Organizations. Our internal service specialists will discuss how to improve the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of overhead functions.

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