David helps nonprofits to optimize how finance and operations serve their mission. He works closely with staff and volunteers to set priorities, raise performance, and implement cost effective solutions that add immediate value.
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David has served as an interim, a project consultant, and long-term, fractional CFO. His engagements include working with The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, National Immigration Law Center, CFA Society of New York, International Budget Partnership, AIGA the professional association for design, International Foodservice Distributors Association, and numerous other nonprofits.
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David Diedrich started Berkshire CFO Partners in 2016 to help nonprofits grow and manage their resources. He takes an analytical, data-driven approach to understanding the financial impact of business decisions and the mission impact of financial decisions. He helps you to identify and execute projects that dramatically improve results.
David was the CFO at the Council of Better Business Bureaus, Association of Corporate Counsel, and N Street Village. He consulted for entrepreneurs with the Small Business Administration and was a Peace Corps Volunteer for a microloan institution in Mali.
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David is active in local nonprofits and served as chair of FAR, an association of nonprofit business leaders in greater DC. He has served in several local volunteer capacities and has presented at conferences and workshops for ASAE, GWSCPA, and Association Trends.
Diedrich earned an MBA from Wayne State University and a BBA in Finance from Western Michigan University. He holds the COSO Internal Control Certificate and completed Harvard's executive education program, Performance Measurement for Effective Management in Nonprofits. Originally from Detroit, he now lives in Washington, DC.