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Reflections from Grant Summit 2024: A First-Timer’s Perspective by Bobbi Ozanian, MHA, GPC

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Then, with the support of the Grants Professional Foundation, I earned my grant professional certified (GPC) credential. Presentations covered all types of topics, from pre-award to post-award, for professionals both new and seasoned, working within organizations and independently.

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Don’t Get Ghosted: How to Follow Up After Submitting a Grant By: Kellie Brungard, GPC

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Look at the funder’s website for press releases about awards, either this year or the previous year. Accepting a Non-Response In some cases, funders will only send responses to the awarded organizations. This blog post is aligned with the Grant Professional Certification Institute ’s Competencies and Skills.

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More Than Fiduciary Oversight – How Board Members Can Support the Grant Writing Team by Megan Campbell, MPA, GPC

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When board members understand the why and how of their agencys revenue, it not only improves their capacity for financial oversight but also supports the grant team as they manage grant awards. Few things are more professionally deflating to a grant team than silence from leadership after notification of a grant award.

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The Professionalization of Grants: Scaling Your Grants Program Through Effective Infrastructure

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If you havent already, now is the time to evaluate your organizations grant readiness from pre- to post-award, ensuring alignment with funders, competitive proposals, and strong fund stewardship. Start by Asking the Right Questions: What is the current pre-award process? What is the current post-award process?

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Did You Know: The Importance of Researching Funders Before Applying by Roxanne Jensen, Ed.S., GPC

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A well-established relationship can significantly increase your odds of being awarded a grant. If relevant (and appropriate), invite representatives of the funder to participate in your organization’s events, such as open houses, community gatherings, and award ceremonies. You can find other blog posts in this series here.

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Yes, the GrantSummit is Still Relevant to Me, a Grant Professional of over 20 Years!

Grant Professionals Association

In addition, this year’s conference provided great networking opportunities with 30 minutes between sessions, 90 minutes for lunch and networking, and opportunities to gather with specific related groups like my chapter and GPC colleagues. What advanced topics did you enjoy this year or would you like to see next year at GrantSummit?

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Stewarding Staff: Better Grants Management Through Internal Stewardship

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Here are 3 key things you can do to steward your grants team: Celebrate with them : Forward them award notifications or pop over to their office to cheer about the good news. Author Bio : Margaret Currie, GPC, is the Grants Manager for Cuyahoga County Public Library where she manages over 50 grants. GPC Competencies: 2,3,4,5