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Sax adds director of strategic business transformation to round out not-for-profit practice

Sax LLP on Monday announced the addition of Lauren Frary as director of strategic business transformation to round out the firm’s established not-for-profit practice, effective Oct. 3.

In her role at the Parsippany-based firm, Frary will lend her 35 years of experience to provide consultative services to nonprofit organizations to develop goals and ultimately improve overall functionality and productivity. Frary specializes in organizational assessment, nonprofit leadership training, leadership transition and succession planning, board development and governance, strategic planning, fundraising and program development.

Working alongside Sax’s audit, tax, wealth management and technology teams, Frary will guide and support nonprofits and provide direct access to experienced and professional resources to meet challenges and drive positive outcomes.

“The director of strategic transformation position was uniquely created within Sax to allow nonprofit organizations to benefit from a full range of services to meet their current and future needs in all areas of their organization’s structure,” April Kushner, co-leader of Sax’s not-for-profit practice, explains.

Frary had a 32-year career with the Arc of Somerset County. Over those three decades, she held a variety of positions that gave her a wide array of experience and opportunities to hone her leadership skills. By working in various capacities and rising through the ranks to, ultimately, executive director.

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