Join us and the New Jersey Treasurer’s Grants Management Office for a 1-hour Lunch & Learn focused on the evolving compliance landscape shaped by recent Executive Orders. Learn how these directives impact federal grant recipients and what steps your organization
This extended 3-hour training is designed for grant recipients and pass-through entities seeking to deepen their understanding of subrecipient monitoring in a time of evolving federal priorities and oversight expectations. Participants will explore practical strategies to ensure compliance, adapt to
Join us at the 2026 NGMA Annual Grants Training (AGT) in Washington, D.C.! As the largest grants-focused training event in the country, AGT offers an unmatched opportunity to connect with peers, learn from national experts, and deepen your grants management
Strengthen subrecipient oversight with a practical compliance feedback loop. Learn how to monitor, correct, and verify corrective actions to reduce repeat findings and improve accountability.
Audit findings don’t have to feel like a crisis. Learn how to decode common finding types, assess impact, and build practical CAP responses using real FAC examples.
This free live online training helps grants, audit, and compliance professionals communicate clearly with leadership and other stakeholders when the stakes are high. Participants learn practical messaging strategies that support transparency, trust, and proactive compliance conversations.
This live online training introduces the Monitor, Correct, Verify model for strengthening grant oversight and reducing repeat findings. Participants explore where follow-up breaks down and how structured tracking improves accountability across funding portfolios.
Grants Monitoring 101 provides a practical introduction to subrecipient monitoring under 2 CFR Part 200. Participants learn what monitoring is, why it matters, and how it fits into the grant lifecycle.
This live training focuses on diagnosing misalignment between written policies and day-to-day operations. Participants learn how to identify procedural drift, document decisions, and redesign guidance that reflects how work actually happens.
Grants Monitoring 101 provides a practical introduction to subrecipient monitoring under 2 CFR Part 200. Participants learn what monitoring is, why it matters, and how it fits into the grant lifecycle.
This session examines recurring breakdown points in mature organizations where written policies appear compliant but execution diverges. Participants learn how to identify hidden vulnerabilities before they become audit or monitoring findings.
Grants Monitoring 201 focuses on developing a practical, defensible risk-based approach to monitoring. Participants learn how to identify, evaluate, and score risk so monitoring frequency and depth are supported by clear documentation.
