Federal Grants Management Handbook
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The Federal Grants Management Handbook is the leading guide for the federal grants community since 1978 and awarded by the National Grants Management Association for outstanding reporting and analysis. It is the most comprehensive and trusted source for anyone administering federal program funds and it provides everything you need to know to make your money work for you.
With the Federal Grants Management Handbook, you can:
• Confidently handle grant expenditures, documentation, and reporting with our easy-to-understand explanations of requirements and strategies
• Better manage your American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds with an entire section specifically devoted to this topic
• Get the most out of your funds with critical guidance to improve the efficiency of your funds
• Keep ahead of the game with our monthly updates of new analysis pages, practice tools, and newsletters
• Successfully handle an audit and limit its impact
• Call the editor with unanswered questions — a special resource for subscribers
Major Topics Covered
The leading guide for the federal grants community since 1978.
The Federal Grants Management Handbook is the most comprehensive and trusted source for administering federal program funds — from submitting grant proposals to setting up financial management systems for payment and reporting … initiating audits and grant closeout to searching for best practices and procedures.
In fact, it received an award by the National Grants Management Association for outstanding reporting and analysis!
You’ll get all the primary source documents grant recipients need — OMB circulars, Treasury regulations and other government wide policies such as lobbying restrictions, debarment and nondiscrimination. You’ll find practical compliance tools such as checklists, sample forms and proven methods of grants management compliance.
Featured topics include:
• Steps to Take in Applying for Federal Grants
• Managing Accounting and Financial Systems
• Electronic Grant Management Issues
• Purchasing and Procurement Using Federal Funds
• Strategies for Reporting and Recordkeeping
• Audit Requirements
• And Many More
Your subscription to the Federal Grants Management Handbook also gives you regular update pages and newsletters that brief you on important new actions in Congress, OMB and Treasury, the courts, grants appeals boards and others. Optional Federal Agency Reference Chapters guide you through the policies of individual federal agencies providing grant funds.
The Federal Grants Management Handbook has served the federal grants community for more than 30 years as the most comprehensive resource available on everything you need to know about managing your federal funds.
Format and Frequency
- Two-volume manual
- Updates (12 updates)
- Newsletters
About Your Subscription
Your annual subscription includes published updates at no additional charge for the 12 month subscription period. If you have any questions about your subscription, please contact Client Services at 800-677-3789 or by e-mailing service@thompson.com
Authors and Editors
Editorial Advisory Board for the Federal Grants Management Handbook
Larry Blackstad
Consultant
Blackstad Consulting
Minnetonka, Minn.
Vanessa Carlo-Miranda
Chief Financial Officer
E.L. Haynes Public Charter School
Washington, D.C.
David Creed
Executive Director
North Delta (La.) Regional Planning and Development District
Monroe, La.
Debbie DiVirgilio
Acting Chief Executive Officer
Grant Professionals Association
Kansas City, Kan.
Donna Gassie
Director of Programs
Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth
Richmond, Va.
Elizabeth Gombash
Executive Director
Strategic Grants Planning and Development
Seminole State College of Florida
Sanford, Fla.
Rod Helm
Managing Partner
Grant Writing USA
Las Vegas, Nev.
Ed Levin
Legal Consultant
Washington, D.C.
Glenda O’Neal
Grants Writer/Consultant
Glenda O’Neal LLC
Maineville, Ohio
Merril Oliver
Deputy Director
Maryland Governor’s
Grants Office
Annapolis, Md.
Richard Solloway
President
Solloway & Associates
Silver Spring, Md.
Rebecca Spitzgo
Associate Administrator
HRSA Bureau of Clinician
Recruitment Services
Washington, D.C.
Sandra Swab
Sr. Data and Policy Analyst
Recovery Act Transparency Board
Washington, D.C.
Joe Trachtenberg, Ph.D.
Professor
Clayton State University
Morrow, Ga.
Judith Turner
Vice President
Turner Consulting Group
Washington, D.C.
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