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Before You Sign: A Nonprofit’s Guide to Contract Review

Part I of a Two-Part Series on How Nonprofits Can Set Up A Practical Contract Review & Management Strategy

Your nonprofit just received a long contract from a new vendor. You’re excited about this new relationship — but before you sign, you find yourself wondering:  “Should I review this whole document? Can I just focus on a few key sections? How do I know which sections to focus on?  Should I get a lawyer involved? Can I just have AI look it over?” Tune into this episode of the PBPA Podcast, where Thomas Federico breaks down each of these questions to help nonprofits build a practical approach to contract review.

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