Grant Management, Bulletin 3.5 and GASB Training Day -2024
May 9, 2024
8:30-12:30 P.M.
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At the end of the session, you will be able to:
Grant Management: Current Events and Processes
- Identify ways to evaluate your organization’s need to improve the grant management business process
- Recognize key considerations used to determine what digital solutions would work for key business processes
- Identify next steps to start simplifying grant management and enabling higher compliance with laws and regulations
- Identify lessons learned and success stories that can be applied to future programs
Notable Updates to State's Contracting Process
- Describe notable changes to Administrative Bulletin 3.5
- Identify updates to contracting forms, e.g. Attachment C, new Insurance Specification, etc.
GASB Update-Discussion of the new statements and the impact on state and local government accounting and reporting procedures.
- Recognize new accounting standards that need to be applied.
- Recognize the new accounting standards presented and incorporate them into the participants daily work as well as year-end financial statement preparation.
- Recognize how new accounting guidance will impact the state going forward.
Schedule
8:30-8:35 A.M. Welcome, housekeeping, including CPE info on how to obtain GIB credits, Introductions
8:35-9:25 A.M. Grant Management: Current Events and Processes
Instructed by Shawn McGoldrick and Betsy Macey
This session will focus on practices organizations can implement to tackle the complexities of grant management in the current environment, and review measures for planning new grant programs. At the end of the session, you will be able to: Identify ways to evaluate your organization’s need to improve the grant management business process, Recognize key considerations used to determine what digital solutions would work for key business processes, Identify next steps to start simplifying grant management and enabling higher compliance with laws and regulations, and Identify lessons learned and success stories that can be applied to future programs.
9:25-9:40 A.M. Break
9:40-10:55 A.M. Notable Updates to State's Contracting Process
Instructed by Deborah Damore and Jesse Moorman
This session will provide an overview of notable changes to Administrative Bulletin 3.5 and related forms, e.g. Attachment C, and other templates.
10:55-11:10 A.M. Break
11:10-12:25 P.M. GASB Update-Discussion of the new statements and the impact on state and local government accounting and reporting procedures.
Instructed by Heather Plitt
This topic will review recent GASB updates and concepts that support the standards. Recognize the new accounting standards presented and incorporate them into the participant’s daily work as well as year-end financial statement preparation.
CPE
Prerequisites: None
Program level: Overview
Advance preparation: None
Delivery method: Group Internet Based
Recommended CPE: 4 Credits Accounting (Governmental)
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