Georgetown Law Conference on Representing & Managing Tax-Exempt Organizations

The Conference on Representing & Managing Tax-Exempt Organizations is an annual event presented by Georgetown Law, continuing a tradition of over 40 years in delivering cutting-edge education to leaders, advisors, and professionals in the nonprofit and tax-exempt sector. This premier conference serves as a vital forum for staying current with the latest developments in tax laws, regulatory requirements, and legal challenges affecting tax-exempt organizations.

The program covers a wide range of emerging issues, including evolving IRS guidance, legislative updates, best practices in organizational management, risk mitigation, and strategic planning. Attendees will hear directly from some of the nation’s foremost experts, including practitioners, scholars, and government officials who shape the policies and practices affecting nonprofit governance and compliance.

Beyond its substantive sessions, the conference provides an exceptional opportunity for participants to connect with peers from hundreds of organizations, fostering collaboration, professional growth, and shared problem-solving within the broader nonprofit community. Notable sessions include "Bankruptcy and Restructuring Essentials for Nonprofits," featuring speakers such as Molly Unterseher and Matthew Ziegler.

This conference is ideal for leaders, advisors, and professionals serving the nonprofit and tax-exempt sector who seek to stay informed about the latest developments and best practices in the field. Attendees will gain invaluable guidance on the latest tax and legal developments impacting nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations, as well as opportunities to network and learn with colleagues from hundreds of other organizations.