Nathan Sprenger

    Senior Vice President / Chief Operating Officer
    Nathan-Sprenger

    For over twenty years, Nathan Sprenger, CPA, helped guide the financial and marketing efforts for a variety of companies of all sizes. He brings his experience in budgeting, forecasting, modeling, cash management, payroll and billing to DBD Group and to our clients as well. A thoughtful strategist, Nathan improves processes, manages projects effectively, and helps our clients make wise decisions that support their vision and mission.

    In addition to serving as COO of DBD Group, Nathan works with nonprofits to:

    • Discover and evaluate funding sources for a capital campaign, including New Market Tax Credit loans, tax exempt bonds, traditional borrowing, grants, and fundraising
    • Develop overall project budgets, cash flow, sources and uses for capital projects and organization expansion
    • Restructure and analyze existing debt
    • Assess sustainability and provide business model analysis for non-profits, including program/membership margin analysis
    • Provide strategic financial overview and overhead analysis to determine the ability of an organization to carry debt
    • Perform due diligence and proformas for mergers and collaborations
    • Performs wealth screenings and asseses philanthropic lift

    As a member of DBD Group’s Leadership Team, he provides oversight and direction on the finance and administrative activities of the company, as well as managing product innovation.

    A graduate of Bradley University, Nathan and his family live in Elgin, Illinois. He is an active community volunteer.

    Phone/Fax (toll-free):877.323.3904
    Phone (direct):847.732.9601

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