Winning grants is only the beginning....learn how to manage them with our Grant Management Essentials training program in West Virginia. Effective grant management is essential to your organization’s health, and this workshop will show you how to do it right! Examine critical legal and policy considerations, plus focus on the tasks, responsibilities, practices, and real-world situations that grant managers confront every day. This training covers new requirements which go into effect January 1, 2015! Managing grants successfully: * Protects your organization from the negative consequences of bad audits, disallowed costs, and lost funder confidence * Helps you build solid, productive relationships with funders that contribute to future grant awards *Contributes to the operation of effective programs that achieve meaningful outcomes A detailed briefing on the new federal OMB Super Circular is included, and will prepare you for changing administrative requirements that phase-in beginning January 2015. Why this learning lasts Grant Management Essentials uses The Grantsmanship Center’s Listen & Discuss, Do & Review® curriculum, which combines presentations, discussions, and practical, hands-on exercises. Immediately put new knowledge into practice, build powerful skills, and retain what you learn. Its active learning that puts theory right into practice. In this training you learn: *Organizational requirements for solid grant management *Roles and responsibilities of members of a grant management team *Pre-award activities that will set your grant program on the right track *Essential post-award functions involved in start-up, operation, and closeout *Steps to take to ensure compliance with funder requirements *Critical aspects of managing grant finances Ins and outs of procurement and the disposition of property *Way to determine and manage indirect costs *Policies and circulars for compliance *All of this—in only 2 days! Return to your organization with checklists to use on the job, in-depth articles on critical grant management topics, and a firm grasp on the activities and approaches that will make your grant management a success. This in-depth workshop is led by a team of two trainers: Henry Flood and Judith Monteux. Henry Flood (M.A., Legal Studies, Antioch University) has more than 35 years of experience in grant acquisition and management, consulting, and teaching. He has secured more than $30 million in grant funding for cities, towns, nonprofit corporations, and Native American tribes. He is the author of more than 50 published articles, which have appeared in the Journal of the National Grants Management Association, the Pacific Mountain Review, The Grantsmanship Center Magazine, and elsewhere. As a legal professional, he has written hundreds of laws, regulations, resolutions, charters, Tribal constitutions, nonprofit charters and 501(c)(3) documents. He has advised governmental bodies, Native American tribes, nonprofit organizations and individuals concerning federal regulatory and legislative issues. Judith Monteux (M.A., Lesley College; B.A., Wellesley College) brings over 20 years of nonprofit financial management experience to her training. During 13 years at the Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC), Ms. Monteux has conducted financial management system analyses of client agencies and provides financial management technical assistance and training to RCACs 12-state network of affordable housing organizations. As Finance Director for other not-for-profit organizations, Ms. Monteux was responsible for: preparation and analysis of monthly financial statements; development and maintenance of annual operating budget; management of investment portfolios; coordination with audit committee and auditing firm during annual audit; supervision of accounting staff; and implementation of internal controls for accounting policies and procedures. Register online or call The Grantsmanship Center’s Registrar: 800-421-9512 or 213-482-9860. Well be glad to help. See more at: tgci/training/grant-management-essentials
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