AGA Montgomery_PG Chapter FASAB Update Brochure 2_15_2022

Program Title What’s New with FASAB Location Virtual – Zoom Webinar Start Time 12:00 pm Program Description Those of us in the federal financial management community know that govern

Program Title What’s New with FASAB

Location Virtual – Zoom Webinar

Start Time 12:00 pm

Program Description Those of us in the federal financial management community know that

government accountants are so much more than just bean counters Have you thought about how your skills & experience provide important information in the financial statements, which stakeholders then use in their decision making? This session will provide an overview of FASAB’s active projects and publications and discuss how your expertise can assist FASAB’s mission to enhance government accountability

Learning Objectives Participants will learn about:

1 The GAAP hierarchy

2 FASAB’s active projects & related publications

3 Ways to get involved

Discussion Topics 1 The GAAP hierarchy

2 Timeline of an active project

3 FASAB’s current active projects

4 Outreach efforts

Delivery Options Group Internet Based

CPE Credit 1.0 CPE in Accounting Government

Program Level Overview

Prerequisites None

Advanced

Who should attend All-level managers and executives, senior-level managers, entry-level staff,

auditors, accountants, ACCAs, CMA, CPAs, CPEs, and CIA

Pricing • AGA Montgomery/PG Chapter Members & Students– FREE

• Non-Montgomery/PG AGA Chapter Members - $5

• Non-AGA Members - $10

Course

Registration Link https://form.jotform.com/212807036471149

Attendance Policy To receive 1.0 CPE credits, you must attend for at least 50 minutes

Meeting Policies Refund policy: AGA Montgomery/PG Chapter cannot offer refunds and all

transactions are final

For more information on complaints policies, please visit www.marylandaga.com

Questions If you have any questions, please email us at education@marylandaga.com

Speakers

Robin Gilliam, FASAB

Ms Gilliam began her federal career in 1997 at the Census Bureau working on the audited Financial Statements She then gained extensive knowledge in developing core financial systems at Commerce, Labor, and the Treasury Departments While at Treasury, Ms Gilliam was the liaison to the Joint Financial Management Improvement Program (JFMIP) and the Financial Systems Integration Office (FSIO), joining a team of agency experts to develop the federal core financial system requirements and the standard reimbursable business processes She also led a diverse group of agencies in developing the Interagency Agreement—IAA—form to standardize reimbursable agreements across the Government Ms Gilliam worked closely with OMB and agencies to develop financial data standards and policies, for which she wrote and

contributed to the Treasury Financial Manual Ms Gilliam joined FASAB in September 2013 and is the project manager on risk reporting Ms Gilliam has a bachelor’s degree in art and psychology from Goucher College and a Certificate

in Accounting from UMBC She is a Certified Public Accountant, Project Management Professional, and is a member of the Association of Government Accountants and the Association for Federal Enterprise Risk Management

Leigha Kiger, FASAB

Leigha Kiger is a communications specialist with the Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board Since joining FASAB in 2015, Ms Kiger has assisted in the development of Board publications by editing for clarity, consistency, and uniformity She also manages internal and external communications, including meeting minutes, newsletters, listserv messages, and FASAB’s website content

Before joining FASAB, Ms Kiger participated in AmeriCorps VISTA, a national service program overseen by the Corporation for National and Community Service During her year of service, she piloted and coordinated the first financial literacy program of its kind at a local non-profit in Florida

Ms Kiger graduated from Duke University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English

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