Join the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville and LBMC for a new workshop designed for arts nonprofit administrators and board members who want to build confidence in understanding and managing their organization’s finances. Participants will learn the core principles of nonprofit accounting, including how to read key financial statements, create mission-aligned budgets, and understand fund restrictions. Whether you're new to financial oversight or simply looking for a refresher, this workshop will provide accessible tools to help you make informed decisions, communicate with funders, and support your organization’s sustainability.

ABC members receive a $15 discount on event registration. Email info@abcnashville.org to request a discount code

Speakers

Abigail Campbell, CPA

Senior Manager

LBMC

Abigail Campbell, CPA, is a Senior Manager in the LBMC Tax practice. Abigail specializes in not-for-profit tax and consulting. She has over 10 years of experience in public accounting and has worked with individuals and for-profit businesses, in addition to not-for-profits. Abigail has provided training sessions for Chambers of Commerce, arts organizations, and boards of directors. She also worked as the Finance and Contracts Manager for a North Carolina-based organization as well as with other regional public accounting firms prior to joining LBMC. She holds her Master of Library & Information Science degree from The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga and Bachelor of Arts from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro.

Drew McCullough, CPA

Audit Senior Manager

LBMC

Drew McCullough, CPA, has over 13 years of diversified experience in a variety of industries including franchisor companies, employee benefit plans, not-for-profit organizations, and real estate businesses but primarily focuses on service and manufacturing companies. In addition to assisting clients with attest and financial statement services, Drew works with clients in connection with new accounting standard implementation, internal control analysis, and technical issues. As an auditor at public accounting firms in Little Rock, Arkansas, and Brentwood, Tennessee, Drew has worked with both owner-managed and private equity-backed private companies. The audit work Drew has participated in over the course of his career includes a number of engagements related to mergers and acquisitions, including opening balance sheet audits, working capital target reporting, and due diligence assistance.

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