There is no question that the Trump Administration will make significant changes to the federal grant landscape. In fact, between the announcement of grant freezes and the appointment of Rep. Mick Mulvaney as new head of the Office of Budget and Management, change is already underway.
To protect your organization and its funding, it’s critical to know as much as you can—as quickly as you can. Start with understanding where federal grants stand now and what responsibilities, risks and liabilities you’ll have to navigate under intense new federal scrutiny. You also need real-life guidance on how to avoid mistakes, misconduct and unwitting fraud.
Here’s your starting point for covering all those bases.
Register now for The State of Federal Grants in 2017: A Look at Federal Grants Under the Trump Administration.
In this 90-minute webinar, three federal grants experts from Wiley Rein will examine where things stand now, and what’s likely ahead as Mick Mulvaney ushers in a new era at the Office of Management and Budget. From grant freezes to how recent court cases and enforcement actions, you’ll get up-to-date perspective on how grant-related policies—and risks—may change under the Trump Administration.
Prepare for increased scrutiny. This webinar provides vital early-warning intelligence on how to avoid all-new areas of risk that could lead to lengthy (and costly) government audits, investigation and litigation. Plus, you’ll have the chance to ask your own questions during the Q&A portion of the webinar.
Reserve your space now for expert guidance on what federal grant recipients and subrecipients must know to avoid costly compliance mistakes, including:
- The current compliance and enforcement environment for federal grants and grantees
- The government’s primary remedies against grantees for grant fraud and misconduct
- Key risk areas in grant performance
- How the Supreme Court’s ruling in Escobar changes the risks grant recipients face
- Real-life examples of how even well-intentioned grantees make mistakes and commit fraud
- How Trump Administration appointees may affect federal grants
Remember, freezes are just the start of the new scrutiny—and liability—federal grantee could face. Don’t miss this opportunity to get the insights you need to protect yourself now as you prepare for what’s ahead.
Register now for The State of Federal Grants in 2017: A Look at Federal Grants Under the Trump Administration.
Who Will Benefit
This webinar is of value to any organization that is involved in federal grants, including federal grant recipients and subrecipients. Attendees who will benefit most include:
- Grant administrators
- Grant program staff
- Grant accounting and financial staff
- Internal and external auditors
- Organizational leaders responsible for implementation