While closeout may come at the end of the award program, preparing for it starts on day one. Closeout requires reconciliation of both expenditures and activities against the budget and within the parameters of the award agreement. Ultimately, you must show that you spent your funds in a way that enabled you to achieve your documented goals. To effectively demonstrate this at closeout, you must have processes in place from the start and establish periodic checkpoints to ensure that your program stays on track and activities, as well as expenses, are appropriate and documented.
Two checklists – one for grant makers and another for grant recipients – to help you implement the steps we discuss.
Jennifer most recently managed a business innovation team for the Nebraska Economic Development Department where she was an AmpliFund client. She understands firsthand the challenges our customers face in implementing both the processes and software to support their grant programs. Jennifer uses her valuable experience to help customers evaluate and redesign their business processes to maximize the impact of our software.
In this webinar, we’ll look at internal controls that are essential for grant management; how to build the framework for these controls; how to socialize the changes to increase adoption & success.
View NowIn this webinar we’ll discuss what Grant Management Centralization is; why it is a federal goal; how it impacts grant programs (compliance, capacity, efficiency).
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