Having Always-Current Financial Data Is a Valuable Asset to a Performing Arts Non-Profit

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March 19 2012

One of the biggest challenges facing a nonprofit organization constantly in fund-raising mode is ensuring the availability of real-time financial information at hand.

"We need to be able to demonstrate, ‘This is our financial need,' " says Connie Silverman, controller of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, MO.

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