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Jim Croft, lead facilitator, speaks with a nonprofit professional during a past Nonprofit Management Institute program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The institute’s 2025-26 lineup features a new focus on financial management for nonprofit professionals.

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Jim Croft, lead facilitator, speaks with a nonprofit professional during a past Nonprofit Management Institute program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The institute’s 2025-26 lineup features a new focus on financial management for nonprofit professionals.

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