2 CFR 200: Subrecipient Monitoring And Management Compliance

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Federal grant compliance expert Rex Porter will provide practical explanations of subrecipient monitoring and management best practices under 2 CFR 200. You will learn how to avoid key risks and maintain compliance.

Participants will learn about and receive essential subrecipient monitoring and management policies, checklists, forms, and other nonprofit internal control documents.

What You'll Learn

  • What standards does 2 CFR 200 impose for subrecipient monitoring?
  • What risks are involved when you pass on federal funds to subrecipients?
  • How should you address recurring, special areas of concern?
  • When should you provide technical assistance? How?
  • How should you take sanction and enforcement actions?
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Training Overview

Don’t let subrecipients’ errors hurt your organization. Learn about your complex monitoring and management duties.

You may have spent years trusting the organizations you support to maintain compliance when managing the grant funds you share. With heightened government scrutiny, now is the time to monitor subrecipients more closely to avoid losing federal funding.


When you provide funds to a subrecipient, your organization commits to management and monitoring duties, much like the oversight the federal government imposes on nonprofits. Under 2 CFR 200, you must:

  • Conduct a risk assessment
  • Consider acting on high-risk status
  • Perform performance and financial monitoring
  • Know when and how to provide technical assistance
  • Understand requirements for enforcement and sanction actions


Implementing proven best practices will allow your organization to comply with complex federal Uniform Guidance and overcome risks.

  • What standards does 2 CFR 200 impose for subrecipient monitoring?
  • What risks are involved when you pass on federal funds to subrecipients?
  • How should you address recurring, special areas of concern?
  • When should you provide technical assistance? How?
  • How should you take sanction and enforcement actions?
Recommended Audience
Who Should Attend?
  • Nonprofit chief executives
  • Executive directors
  • Chief financial officers
  • Controllers
  • Legal counsel
  • Senior management
  • Program directors
  • Financial staff
  • Contracting and purchasing specialists
  • Business and program managers
  • Compliance officers
  • Grant management personnel
What's included
Training includes
  • Certificate of Attendance
  • All resources and training materials
Rex L. Porter
About

Expert Presenter

Rex L. Porter
  • Principal and founder of Porter Group LLC, a premier national federal grant funding and compliance consulting service
  • 25-year career in federal grants management
  • Served as a federal grants official, grant-funded organization executive director, and local government project manager
  • Retired Air Force officer
  • Holds master of business administration and master of science in systems management degrees
  • Certificates in nonprofit management, and program and contract management
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