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Practical Financial Education for Stronger Organizations
Join Juba Forensics for free monthly webinars designed to help nonprofit leaders, board members, business owners, and financial professionals better understand their organizations’ finances and protect the resources entrusted to them.
Each one-hour session provides clear, practical guidance on topics such as fraud prevention, internal controls, financial oversight, grant compliance, risk management, and financial planning. You’ll leave with actionable ideas you can apply—without unnecessary accounting jargon.
Webinars are held online on the third Wednesday of each month from 5:30–6:30 p.m. Eastern. Registration is free, but advance registration is required.
Webinar topics
Fraud Prevention 101
August 19th
Fraud rarely begins with an elaborate criminal plan. More often, it begins with a weak process, limited oversight, or an opportunity no one noticed.
In this practical introductory webinar, forensic accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner Gabrielle “Gabi” Juba will explain how fraud develops, where organizations are most vulnerable, and what leaders can do to reduce their risk.
During this session, you will learn:
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How pressure, opportunity, and rationalization contribute to fraud
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Why trusting good people is not a substitute for strong financial controls
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Common fraud warning signs leaders and board members often overlook
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Simple, affordable controls that can reduce an organization’s exposure
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Questions you should ask about access, approvals, payments, payroll, and financial reporting
This webinar is designed for nonprofit leaders, board members, business owners, managers, and anyone responsible for financial oversight. No accounting background is required.
The Numbers Every Business Owner Should Track
September 16th
Revenue alone does not tell you whether your business is financially healthy.
This webinar will introduce the key financial numbers every business owner should monitor, including gross profit, cash conversion, accounts receivable, working capital, and other important KPIs. Participants will learn what these numbers mean, why they matter, and how to use them to identify problems and make better business decisions.
Attendees will receive a customizable KPI Dashboard to begin tracking their company’s financial performance.
Fraud Prevention Planning for the New Year
October 21st
The beginning of a new year is an ideal time to evaluate whether your organization’s fraud-prevention practices still match its current risks.
In this webinar, participants will learn how to conduct an annual fraud risk assessment, review and update financial policies, plan employee fraud-awareness training, evaluate vendors, and address emerging cyber-related financial threats. You’ll leave with a practical framework for making fraud prevention part of your organization’s annual planning process.
Attendees will receive an Annual Fraud Prevention Workbook to guide the review.
Year-End Financial Readiness
November 18th
A smooth year-end close begins before the final day of the fiscal year.
This webinar will help nonprofit and business leaders prepare their financial records, reconcile key accounts, organize documentation, and identify unresolved issues. Participants will also learn how year-end work connects to audit preparation, board reporting, budgeting, and cash flow forecasting for the coming year.
Attendees will receive a Year-End Closing Checklist to help organize responsibilities, documents, and deadlines.
Financial Planning for Next Year’s Growth
December 16th
Sustainable growth starts with a financial plan that connects your goals to the resources needed to achieve them.
In this webinar, participants will learn how annual budgeting, tax planning, capital needs, reserve building, and business goals fit together. We’ll explore how to translate growth ideas into financial projections and prepare for the investments, expenses, and cash demands that growth can create.
Attendees will receive an Annual Business Planning Workbook to help turn next year’s goals into an actionable financial plan.
