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Not-for-profit organizations and higher education institutions
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Delivering the power of purpose-driven missions
As not-for-profits face increasing demand for services, revenue challenges and increased competition, they need to understand how to transform today’s obstacles into tomorrow’s successes. Leading organizations’ future will be shaped by innovative business models; emerging technologies; and new approaches to growing revenue, engaging with constituents and delivering on mission. Grant Thornton’s partner-led team of specialists provides functional and industry experience to help not-for-profits improve their operations, seize opportunities, address challenges and mitigate risks.
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Nonprofits are leveraging innovation to improve engagement, enhance operations and execute mission-based activities. Our dedicated sector practices serve associations and membership organizations, social services, foundations, museums and cultural institutions, and religious and Jewish/Israeli organizations.
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Our actuaries and advisors can help you avoid hidden risks and increased balance sheet volatility associated with pensions and retiree health care benefits. We’ll evaluate your benefit program, develop effective management strategies, and manage cost and risk.
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Colleges and universities must meet constituents’ changing needs by adopting new approaches to pedagogy and administration through institution-wide innovation. Our specialists provide in-depth experience and insights to help institutions deliver on their mission and move forward in transformation.
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