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Sojeila Maria Silva

Northern California Community Loan Fund

Financial Management 101
60 minutes, 27.6mb, recorded 2006-08-19

The most useful financial statements are those that clearly convey information to their stakeholders in the simplest format possible. In this audio lecture, financial consultant Sojeila Maria Silva shares her wisdom from 18 years of management experience. Speaking at the 2007 Nonprofit Boot Camp, she covers different approaches to financial management, what finance and budgets entail in real terms, and how to analyze most commonly used financial statements. She discusses regulatory and strategic designs, and the difference between financial and managerial accounting.


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Sojeila Maria Silva describes herself as a community organizer with financial skills. She has more than a dozen years of experience as a program manager and/or executive director in addition to a decade as a consultant. Silva has a wide-ranging background in nonprofit lending, housing, and economic development, and holds an MBA from UCLA. She is currently the manager of the Fiscal Fitness program at Northern Californian Community Loan Fund, where she provides both financial consulting and training to nonprofits.

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This free podcast is from our Nonprofit Boot Camp series.

For The Conversations Network:

  • Post-production audio engineer: Robb Lepper
  • Website editor: Sathyaish Chakravarthy
  • Series producer: Liz Evans

Photo: Vanessa David