A Public Sector Briefing:
Coronavirus State and Local Recovery Funds
The public sector is currently facing a enviable challenge: a generous chunk of change coming your way without a concrete plan for how to effectively spend it.
As you may be aware, the “State and Local Coronavirus Fiscal Recovery Fund” provides $350 billion in direct funding, to be shared by state and local government entities across America. The primary goal of the American Rescue Plan Act is to repair and restore the economic havoc caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The federal government hopes this extra funding will benefit constituents just as much public sector workers by replacing revenue loss, rehiring public sector staff and much more.
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While there is a broad definition for how state and local governments may apply their funding, the deadline to obligate investments is December 31, 2024. In other words, the money must be dedicated to an approved spending objective, even if the implementation or service occurs later.
To help your government map and prioritize its funding allocations on sustainable, high-return processes, wehave invited the i3 Verticals community to exclusively hear from MGT Consulting, a national consulting firm focused on public finances, cybersecurity and policy analysis. “A Public Sector Briefing: Coronavirus State and Local Recovery Funds” – will explore the following:
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- The scope of the “State and Local Coronavirus Fiscal Recovery Fund”
- The facts you need to ensure your government entity is compliant with federal guidelines when exercising its funds
- Long-Term and high return investments in crisis-resistant tech
- Prioritizing process inefficiencies
- Accommodating a more secure, compliant remote workforce
- Your Q&A
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Meet Your Host: MGT Consulting
On a mission to “improve lives by advancing and lifting up your community,” MGT Consulting is comprised of nationally respected leaders in management consulting, Financial Solutions and technology services who help professionals from an array of industries enhance, transform, and sustain a higher quality of life for citizens and communities their clients serve. As partners of the public sector, MGT Consulting transforms public sector organizations into responsive engines dedicated to achieving sustainable results. How? By enhanced revenue generation through fee studies, cost allocation, grant management strategies, state/federal claiming and rate setting. MGT also provides solutions unique to education, human resources and technology. MGT offers other technology and equity solutions: reducing data and security risks, and recommending executable, social equity plans, policies and processes.
Meet Your Speaker
Patrick J. Dyer, Vice President of Financial Solutions
State/Federal Cost Recovery Expert
Mr. Dyer is a Vice President with MGT Consulting and is responsible for its national Financial Solutions for state, local and education markets. Mr. Dyer is an expert in project management, having managed or directed hundreds of consulting projects over his 21-year career in state/local government and consulting. He has taught hundreds of government finance officials indirect cost theory and application through numerous training sessions. He is a frequent presenter at conferences and workshops for clients, state and local governments, and state associations. Mr. Dyer is an expert on state and federal reimbursements, training large groups of government representatives on unique state grants, FEMA public assistance and other claiming processes. Mr. Dyer has been a leader at several consulting firms: DMG-Maximus, Maximus, Public Resource Management Group and MGT of America Consulting, LLC. Prior to his consulting career, Mr. Dyer held numerous finance-related positions with local city Finance and Parks & Recreation Departments. Patrick holds a bachelor’s of science degree in Business Administration & Finance from Cal State University, Sacramento.
Meet Your Moderator
Scott Bade, CEO, ImageSoft
