Join us on May 13, 2025, from 2 p.m.-3 p.m. ET for a comprehensive webinar on Compliance-Based Subrecipient Budget Management — an essential session for pass-through entities looking to strengthen their approach to managing federal grants and overseeing subrecipient budgets.
Whether you’re new to federal grants, inheriting an existing portfolio, or seeking expert confirmation that your procedures align with compliance standards, this webinar is tailored to meet your needs.
Led by Wendi Gephart of the Movement Strategy Center, an industry leader in grants management, this session will take you step-by-step through the keys to effective subrecipient budget oversight across the grant lifecycle.
What You’ll Learn:
Pre-Award Best Practices:
Post-Award Strategies:
Successful Close-Out:
Who Should Attend?
This session is ideal for a range of professionals, including:
What You’ll Gain:
By attending, you’ll walk away with practical tools and actionable strategies to ensure your subrecipient management approach meets compliance standards. From risk assessments to close-out, you’ll learn how to optimize every phase of the process and position your organization for success.
Who Will Benefit:
Why Attend?
This webinar offers essential knowledge that will help your organization comply with federal requirements and improve financial practices. Take this opportunity to learn from an expert and gain the tools you need to effectively manage program income within your organization.
Live attendees are eligible to receive 1.2 NASBA CPEs and/or 1.2 GPCI CEUs.
Wendi Gephart leverages her deep knowledge about grants and contracts to create management tools, training programs, and policies that ensure robust internal control systems and compliance with evolving funder regulations. With over 25 years of hands-on experience as both a grantor and grantee, she has based her practice on funder regulations, rules, and policies, currently as the Federal Contracts and Grants Compliance Manager for Movement Strategy Center, a nonprofit organization that provides equitable intermediary services enabling access to crucial infrastructure and thought partnership for communities challenging intersectional issues of systemic racism, environmental destruction, and economic exploitation. She is an active member of National Grants Management Association committees and serves on the Editorial Advisory Board for Thompson Grants.
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