Nonprofit finance professionals carry a significant weight in their organizations: the 30-day reporting cycle that never stops, the cash flow forecast that feels personal, and the disconnection from the mission that brought you to this work as you're buried in spreadsheets and data. Meanwhile, your own life runs unattended in the background.

Stephanie Skryzowski spent nearly two decades as a CFO for mission-driven organizations around the world before discovering the framework that she needed all along: the nine types of prosperity, a holistic approach to thriving in work, wealth, and wellbeing. In this luminary session, she dismantles the belief that meaningful work requires sacrificing your own prosperity, and shows why the usual fixes for burnout don't work. Through her own story and the real experiences of finance professionals at every level, from the AP clerk to the CFO, she makes the case that the people who steward the sector's money deserve lives that thrive as much as the causes they serve. When they do, their organizations' impact multiplies.

You'll leave with a new lens on your whole life, a guided reflection completed in the room, and one clear, achievable step to take before you leave the conference.