It has been nearly one year since the CARES Act was signed into law. During this time, grantees seen different implementation methods, identified new risks and new complexities with risks long associated with federal funding.
Now, grantees must account for CARES Act-funded activities. They must also plan next steps amid a new round of COVID-19 relief programs.
How can the experience with the CARES Act help you prepare for upcoming audits and new funding programs? Find out in a new webinar led by grant and regulatory compliance specialists from Crowe LLP.
Register now for Lessons Learned from CARES Act Administration and Next Steps for Grantees.
In this one-hour webinar, Crowe LLP experts on the management and audit of federal awards and contracts help you use last year’s experience with the CARES Act stimulus to prepare for grant and contract audits and additional federal COVID-19 relief funding.
Practical perspective for moving forward. You’ll review implementation methods, risks specific to CARES Act funding and new spins on traditional risks such as unallowable costs. You’ll also explore trends in the approach to and instances of noncompliance. Plus, you’ll have the chance to ask your own questions during the Q&A portion of the webinar.
Reserve your space now for an expert review of how the CARES Act affects grant and contract management and next steps, including:
- Lessons learned during implementation of CARES Act-funded programs
- Risks that are unique to CARES Act funding
- Steps for preparing for audits of CARES Act-funded activities
- Actions that may be taken in anticipation of receipt of additional COVID-19 relief funding
You’ll come away from this webinar understanding how to prepare for an audit and prepare to maximize efficiency (and mitigate risks) with new federal COVID-19 funding opportunities.
Register now for Lessons Learned from CARES Act Administration and Next Steps for Grantees.
Who Will Benefit:
This webinar is of value to all recipients of federal contracts and awards. Attendees who will benefit most include:
- Grant Writers
- Development Directors
- Program Directors