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 Join us for our 1921 Budget & Accounting Act Centennial Event Closing Panels!

Incentivizing On-time Budgets (July 18, 2022) &

Can the US get its Budget Act Together? (July 19, 2022)

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1921 Budget & Accounting Act Centennial Event Closing Panels

Last year, we initiated a series of panels in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 1921 Budget Act. Join us for the closing panels to this event as we look to the future of federal budgeting. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required.

Your registration entitles you to attend both live sessions and provides access to the recorded versions once they are posted on the website. We look forward to seeing you again!

Please visit the event website for information and video recordings on prior panel discussions.

Send any inquiries regarding this event to [email protected].

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Incentivizing On-time Budgets

   July 18, 2022, 12pm - 1:30pm EDT

Panelists:

  • Kate Eltrich, KAE Strategic consulting firm, & former OMB and Senate Appropriations Committee staff
  • Farouk Ophaso, Professional Staff, US House Committee on Appropriations
  • Martha Coven, Visiting Professor, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

Moderator: Courtney Timberlake, Senior Vice President and Director of Federal Financial Advisory Services at The Craddock Group, LLC SDVOSB

Can the US get its Budget Act Together?

July 19, 2022, 12pm - 1:30pm EDT

Panelists:

  • Maya MacGuineas, President, Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
  • Bill Hoagland, Sr. Vice President, Bipartisan Policy Center
  • Dr. Roy Meyers, Professor of Political Science and Affiliate Professor of Public Policy, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
  • Dr. Steve Redburn, George Washington University

Moderators: Ed Brigham, Executive Consultant, Federal Consulting Alliance & Dr. Karen Kunz, Associate Professor, West Virginia University

About AABPA

The American Association for Budget & Program Analysis is an independent nonprofit association incorporated in Washington DC in 1976 to highlight the importance of thorough and professional analysis for government decisions. We are an all-volunteer organization and our programs are funded through membership dues, member contributions, and registration fees.

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About the Marykathryn Kubat Student Research Competition

The American Association for Budget and Program Analysis (AABPA) invites master’s students in public administration, public policy, and related disciplines to submit proposals for the annual Marykathryn Kubat Award for graduate research.  Students are encouraged to submit research topics that analyze the fiscal, political, and social landscape at the core of budget and program analysis at the federal, state, or local levels. Students may include historical references to the evolution of the budget process, performance measures, accountability or fiscal policy when appropriate.  Click here for the 2019 Announcement.

About the AABPA Speakers Bureau

A major goal of the American Association for Budget and Program Analysis (AABPA) is to advance knowledge and understanding about the profession of budget and policy analysis processes in the public sector. The AABPA Speakers Bureau is a significant means of fulfilling that goal.

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