Webinar Description:

With nearly $1 trillion in federal grants and countless other funding sources mobilizing to respond to critical needs in our communities, the last thing on the mind of many grant recipients is documentation.  But history teaches that expensive and long-lasting consequences can result when documentation of grants is lacking.

The drive for better outcomes before, during, and after an award has led some grant recipients to challenge the status quo and develop organizational habits that reduce risk and increase communication. Explore seven little-known documentation habits that the most successful grant recipients use to strengthen accountability while supporting their community mission.

In this webinar, Lucy Morgan CPA will identify what winning documentation habits look like with a framework for success. She will dive into how to start the journey and discuss common challenges grant recipients face in the quest for better results and greater transparency. 

Presenter:
Lucy Morgan is a GPA Approved Trainer and a leading authority in federal grant management for state, local and tribal governments, non-profits, and institutions of higher education. She is a CPA, MBA, speaker, and author of 4 books, writing over 250 articles on grant management topics featured in LinkedIn, various industry publications, and on the MyFedTrainer.com blog. She regularly trains grant professionals from across the United States in the Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200) covering Administrative Requirements and Cost Principles for Federal grants.
 
Skill Level:
Early-Career
Mid-Career

Learning Track: 
Consulting
Federal Grants
Grant Management/Budgets

GPC Competencies:
Strategies for effective program and project design and development
Post-award grant management practices sufficient to inform effective grant design and development
Methods and strategies that cultivate and maintain relationships between fund-seeking and recipient organizations and funders