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SUMMARY:Ethical Issues
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DESCRIPTION: Speaker:&nbsp;Marty Martin, marty_martin@martinlegalhelp.com&n
 bsp;Maintaining the public trust is crucial to a nonprofit&rsquo;s work.
 &nbsp; How does your nonprofit identify and resolve ethical dilemmas?&nb
 sp; Discuss ethical dilemmas in several areas of nonprofit management:&n
 bsp; 1) finances, 2) board governance, 3) fundraising, and, 4) human res
 ources.&nbsp; We will explore ethical decision-making and discuss course
 (s) of action based on your nonprofit&rsquo;s values.&nbsp; Look at step
 s nonprofits can take to avoid ethical pitfalls, including developing an
  organizational code of conduct.&nbsp; Participants will be expected to 
 email the instructor a written scenario involving ethical issues no late
 r than one week before the class.&nbsp;Key Learning Objectives1.&nbsp;&n
 bsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Understand how to identify and resolve ethical dilemmas
  in your nonprofit.2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Know steps a nonprofit can
  take to avoid ethical pitfalls.Bio: Marty Martin, JD, MPA, of the Marti
 n Law Firm, Raleigh, North Carolina, focuses his law practice on providi
 ng legal services and board training for nonprofit and tax exempt organi
 zations.&nbsp; He combines his unique combination of a lawyer&rsquo;s sk
 ills, a nonprofit practitioner&rsquo;s experience, and advanced training
  in nonprofit organizations to help nonprofits achieve their mission.&nb
 sp; Martin served on the national IRS Advisory Committee for Tax -Exempt
  and Government Entities (ACT) where he advised the IRS Exempt Organizat
 ion Division&rsquo;s senior leadership and co-authored several reports.&
 nbsp; He is a Board Source Certified Governance Trainer.&nbsp; Martin re
 ceived a Master in Public Administration (MPA) degree with a concentrati
 on in managing nonprofit and public sector organizations from the Harvar
 d Kennedy School.Register for this class and others by returning to this
  page and clicking the orange register button.
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 EN""><HTML><BODY>\n<p><strong>Speaker:&nbsp;</strong>Marty Martin, <a hr
 ef="mailto:marty_martin@martinlegalhelp.com">marty_martin@martinlegalhel
 p.com</a>&nbsp;</p><p>Maintaining the public trust is crucial to a nonpr
 ofit&rsquo;s work.&nbsp; How does your nonprofit identify and resolve et
 hical dilemmas?&nbsp; Discuss ethical dilemmas in several areas of nonpr
 ofit management:&nbsp; 1) finances, 2) board governance, 3) fundraising,
  and, 4) human resources.&nbsp; We will explore ethical decision-making 
 and discuss course(s) of action based on your nonprofit&rsquo;s values.&
 nbsp; Look at steps nonprofits can take to avoid ethical pitfalls, inclu
 ding developing an organizational code of conduct.&nbsp; Participants wi
 ll be expected to email the instructor a written scenario involving ethi
 cal issues no later than one week before the class.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>
 Key Learning Objectives</strong></p><p>1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Unders
 tand how to identify and resolve ethical dilemmas in your nonprofit.</p>
 <p>2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Know steps a nonprofit can take to avoid e
 thical pitfalls.</p><p><strong>Bio:</strong> Marty Martin, JD, MPA, of t
 he Martin Law Firm, Raleigh, North Carolina, focuses his law practice on
  providing legal services and board training for nonprofit and tax exemp
 t organizations.&nbsp; He combines his unique combination of a lawyer&rs
 quo;s skills, a nonprofit practitioner&rsquo;s experience, and advanced 
 training in nonprofit organizations to help nonprofits achieve their mis
 sion.&nbsp; Martin served on the national IRS Advisory Committee for Tax
  -Exempt and Government Entities (ACT) where he advised the IRS Exempt O
 rganization Division&rsquo;s senior leadership and co-authored several r
 eports.&nbsp; He is a Board Source Certified Governance Trainer.&nbsp; M
 artin received a Master in Public Administration (MPA) degree with a con
 centration in managing nonprofit and public sector organizations from th
 e Harvard Kennedy School.</p><p><a href="http://www.drfonline.org/events
 /series/id/9/nonprofit-management-program" target="_blank">Register for 
 this class and others by returning to this page and clicking the orange 
 register button.</a></p>\n</BODY></HTML>
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