MOV AGA 2015 Spring Forum Sponsors
AGA GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:
ACCOUNTABILITY - Promote and advance accountability
in government.
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CERTIFICATION - Make the Certified Government
Financial Manager (CGFM) the preferred professional
designation in the government accountability community.
EDUCATION AND RESEARCH - Provide comprehensive
education and research to meet the changing needs of the
government accountability profession.
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SERVICE - Provide members and customers with quality
programs, products, and services.
Presents:
Mid Ohio Valley AGA
2015 Spring Forum
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Parkersburg Country Club
7:00 a.m.— 4:30 p.m.
CORE VALUES
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VISION AGA is the premier association in advancing
government accountability.
MISSION AGA serves government accountability prowww.becker.com
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fessionals by providing quality education, fostering professional development and certification, and supporting
standards and research to advance government accountability.
If you have any questions about AGA contact:
Stephen Higgs, President (304) 485-1278
Scott Bixman, Vice President (304) 480-7498
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our website at: http://movaga.org
The Association of Government Accountants
(AGA) provides professional
development opportunities and thought
leadership to promote best practices in
financial management.
AGA enriches the professional development of
those involved in all fields of financial
management at the federal, state and local
government levels, as well as the private sector
and academia.
Advancing Government Accountability
A Brief History of Federal Financial
Management: Kearney and Company
10:50-11:40 am
Government-wide Financial Management: Recent Accomplishments, Current Challenges & Emerging Priorities:
Grant Thornton Panel
11:40-12:30 pm
Lunch
12:30-1:20 pm
How Am I Going to Retire?: Joseph
DePergola, Bureau of the Fiscal Service
Fiscal Accounting
1:20-2:10 pm
Citizen’s Centric Reporting: Evie Berry,
AGA National Director of Performance
Reporting
2:10-2:30 pm
Break
2:30-3:20 pm
GTAS: Kirstie Pottmeyer and Luke Sheppard
3:20-4:10 pm
Ethical Consideration for the
Accountant: Joseph Heller, Bureau of the
Fiscal Service Office of the Chief Counsel
4:10-4:30 pm
Final Comments
CPE Hours: 8
RSVP REGISTRATION BY FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2015
10:00-10:50 am
Mid Ohio Valley AGA 2015 SPRING FORUM, Thursday, MAY 14, 2015
HOSTED BY MOV AGA CHAPTER AT THE PARKERSBURG COUNTRY CLUB.
Break
NAME:________________________________________________________________________________________
9:40-10:00 am
ADDRESS:_____________________________________________________________________________________
Shall We Play a Game? How Much Do
You Know About the Government's
Financial Position?: Scott Bell,
Department of the Treasury
CITY: _______________________________STATE:________ ZIP CODE: ______________
8:50-9:40 am
AGA MEMBER: YES________ NO ________
Fraud, Prevention, Detection: Glenn
Gainer, West Virginia State Auditor
TELEPHONE NUMBER: _________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________
8:00-8:50 am
STUDENT AGA MEMBERS $25
We hope you will mark the date, Thursday,
May 14, 2015, on your calendar to join us for this exciting opportunity to meet with local, state, and federal
employees as well as AGA members. We are limited to
100 attendees, so see your training coordinator to get
registered.
Opening Remarks
AGA MEMBER $125
As we know networking is one of the main
reasons people become AGA members. As we network,
we are able to discuss challenges and different practices and/or solutions to problems. Our speakers will
touch on a variety of topics that will prepare you for the
future. As our economy continues to recover we must
continue to educate ourselves on ways to become more
efficient. The more we know, the better our future will
be.
7:50-8:00 am
STUDENT NON AGA MEMBER $50
Grant Thornton will cover government wide
Financial Management: recent accomplishments, current challenges and emerging priorities. Other topics
include How am I going to Retire?; GTAS, Ethical consideration for the Accountant, and Citizen Centric Reporting.
Registration and Light Breakfast
NON-AGA MEMBERS $150 We will have the opportunity to learn about the
Federal Government’s Financial Position. The presentation will touch on the Federal Government’s financial
position and key projections for the U.S. Government.
We will also learn the implications the future may hold
on state and local governments.
7:00-7:50 am
WOULD YOU LIKE MORE INFORMATION ON BECOMING AN AGA MEMBER? YES ___________ NO_____________
The MOV AGA 2015 Spring Forum will explore
various accounting branches from local, to state, to federal. We will begin our journey with the presentation on
Fraud, Prevention and Detection.
Mid Ohio Valley Chapter of the Association of
Government Accountants
MOV AGA 2015 Spring Forum
Parkersburg Country Club
Thursday, May 14, 2015
7:00 a.m.—4:30 p.m.
If you have any questions on the training, please contact Teresa Miller at [email protected] or http://movaga.org.
Remit payment to: The Association of Government Accountants, MOV AGA Chapter, PO Box 1011 Parkersburg, WV 26102.
Additional copies of the registration form may be downloaded at www.movaga.org (EIN 26-1767145 DUNS# 968059639) To pay by
credit card, please contact Kaliegh Winland at (304) 480-8354.
MOV AGA
2015 Spring Forum
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