1-2 p.m. ET  |  May 24, 2023

Members: FREE registration and opportunity to earn CPE credits!
Non-Members: $174 (registration includes optional 1-year NGMA membership + opportunity to earn CPE credit)

How Can We Develop Grants Management Capabilities
to Sustainably Deliver Long Term Impact?
Presented by Greg Kowalski, Shamiah Kearney, and Ranjana Ramchandran,
Ernst & Young LLP,
 

The recent surge in governmentwide grants spending enables agencies to develop a portfolio of programs funded from different federal, state, and local sources. This provides a unique opportunity for entities to implement outcome-based management of programs to enhance optimization of funds, effective program design, and collective achievement of policy objectives.

Using examples from local government, we will explore strategies for:

• Defining desired program outcomes aligned with entity policy objectives and strategic goals
  

• Developing standardized performance measures across the portfolio to track adherence to desired program outcomes, supported by formal governance structure  
  

• Implementing risk-based monitoring framework to identify non-performing programs and minimize fraud, waste, and abuse
  

• Reallocating funds and/or modifying program design to better achieve desired outcomes

Participants have the opportunity to earn 1 CPE credit | Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge

To be awarded the CPE credit, participants must respond to all three of the polling questions posed during the live program.

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