When Mission Meets Money: Financial Guidance for Medical Nonprofit Leaders
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Empower yourself with clarity and confidence to oversee your medical nonprofit's investments with wisdom and purpose.
As a medical nonprofit board member or employee, you carry immense responsibility — stewarding resources that fuel research, support patient care, and advance healthcare. But between your demanding career and board duties, how can you ensure your organization's investments align with your mission while maintaining financial health?
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When Mission Meets Money provides a roadmap you might need.
This Book Can Help You:
Save precious time by focusing on what truly matters in investment oversight, not getting lost in unnecessary complexity Build expertise quickly with clear explanations of risk, return, asset allocation, and portfolio management — no finance degree required Fulfill your fiduciary duty with confidence through proven frameworks for investment policies, spending guidelines, and reserve strategies Navigate board transitions smoothly with documented policies that can provide continuity regardless of leadership changes Make informed decisions about everything from ESG investing to cybersecurity protocols Avoid costly mistakes driven by market panic or euphoria through disciplined, mission-aligned strategiesWhat Is Inside:
Investment Consulting: Develop mastery of the fundamentals of balancing risk and return, understanding investment types, and creating guiding principles that aim to keep your organization on track.
Continuity Coordination: Develop comprehensive policies — from Investment Policy Statements to reserve and spending policies — that provide stability through leadership transitions.
Ongoing Collaboration: Build a network of professional resources and establish communication systems that can keep your board informed and effective.
Geared Towards:
Medical nonprofit board members and trustees Healthcare association leaders Medical society executives and directors Physicians and healthcare professionals serving in governance roles Anyone responsible for stewarding a medical nonprofit's financial resourcesStop feeling overwhelmed by investment decisions. Start leading with confidence.
Your organization's mission is too important to leave financial stewardship to chance. When Mission Meets Money gives you the knowledge, tools, and peace of mind that can help ensure your nonprofit's resources are working as hard as possible to advance healthcare and change lives.
About the author
Matt Paprocki, JD, CFA, CFP®
Matt Paprocki, JD, CFA, CFP®, is a registered investment advisor representative, certified financial planner®, and holder of the right to use the Chartered Financial Analyst® designation. He is also a licensed attorney in Illinois, having earned his Juris Doctor from DePaul University College of Law, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude, was elected to the Order of the Coif, and served as assistant executive editor of the DePaul Law Review.
Paprocki specializes in providing analysis and guidance regarding investment management strategies for nonprofit organizations as part of MEDIQUS's Institutional division. Over his career, he has worked closely with more than 100 nonprofit organizations, helping them navigate the complexities of investment management, fiduciary responsibility, and financial policy development.
His expertise in the unique challenges facing medical nonprofits — from regulatory compliance to mission-aligned investing — makes him well suited to guide healthcare organization leaders through the intersection of financial stewardship and mission fulfillment. Paprocki has authored numerous whitepapers and articles on topics including reserve fund establishment, investment policy statements, and charitable giving strategies.
He is a member of the CFA Society of Chicago and holds a bachelor's degree in business/economics from Wheaton College (Illinois). Paprocki lives with his wife Rebecca and daughter Hallie, and is deeply committed to helping nonprofit leaders maximize their impact through sound financial management.
Contents
- Introduction
- Part One: Investment Consulting
- The Need for Guiding Principles
- Understanding Risk and Return
- Understanding Types of Investments
- Socially Conscious Investing
- Part Two: Continuity Coordination
- Investment Policy Statements
- Creating a Sound Spending Policy
- The Role of a Reserve Policy
- Creating Policies for Other Matters
- Part Three: Ongoing Collaboration
- Communication: The Critical Link Between Information and Action
- Other Services: Building a Resource Network for Nonprofit Success
- Conclusion
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