Live
Grant Management Boot Camp
May 6, 7, 8, 2025 


This 3-day live, instructor-led online training offers a practical and in-depth overview of federal grant management, guided by experienced professionals in the field. You’ll learn the key requirements of the Uniform Grant Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), including internal controls, risk management, financial reporting, cost principles, procurement, property management, and audit preparation. Each session includes real-world examples to help reinforce the material.
Designed for professionals in government, nonprofits, and higher education, this training also includes live Q&A with instructors, 12 months of post-training e-mentoring, and instant replay access for a full year.

Dates Offered:
  • May 06, 07 & 08, 2025 (1-4 PM ET)
Format & Access

3-Day Live
virtual training
1-4 PM ET
Zoom Webinar

 Instructors

Rachel Werner
Joseline Kirkendoll,
Fabrice J. Williams 
Jasmine Markanday

Team Bundle

Group Access (10+)

GMBC Bundle

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Agenda

All training sessions will begin at 1 pm and end 4 pm Eastern. 

Join us for a comprehensive 3-day deep dive into managing federal grants, designed for professionals in State, Local, and Tribal Governments, Nonprofits, and Higher Education.

Day 1: Foundations of Federal Grant Management Gain a clear overview of federal grant management, including key rules under Uniform Grant Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), internal control frameworks, and national policy requirements. Learn how to identify and manage risk effectively through activities like reviewing a sample Notice of Award and grant policies.

Day 2: Financial & Programmatic Grant Administration Explore core post-award responsibilities, including time and effort reporting, drawdowns, and completing Federal Financial Reports (FFR). Get practical with cost principles, direct vs. indirect costs, and allowable/unallowable expenses.

Day 3: Oversight, Compliance & Audit Readiness Focus on contractor procurement, subrecipient monitoring, and property management. Wrap up with guidance on preparing for single audits, including a demonstration using the Compliance Supplement.

All Our Available Online Training Comes With:

Instructor-Led Q&A

Engage in interactive sessions led by experienced trainers in federal grant compliance.

Comprehensive Coverage

Dive into the latest Uniform Guidance (OMB 2 CFR Part 200), addressing Administrative Requirements and Cost Principles.

Tailored for Diverse Sectors

Specifically designed for State, Local, and Tribal Governments, Nonprofits, and Higher Education entities.

Post-Training Support

Benefit from a full 12 months of e-mentoring, aiding in the practical application of acquired concepts and supporting professional development.

Instant Replay Access

Access the replays for a full year after the training, reinforcing and refreshing your learning experience.

Confidence Building

Acquire the expertise and confidence needed for efficient and effective federal award management.
Our team

Meet our trainers

Rachel Werner
Rachel Werner is the Principal at MyFedTrainer, a leading national compliance training consulting firm, and is the Owner and CEO of RBW Strategy, a grants consulting firm located in the Washington, DC Metro area. Rachel and her team of consultants have garnered over $240 million in grant funding and have managed over $2.5 billion in federal grants. She and her team at MyFedTrainer offer compliance training to groups and individuals to ensure they can manage the complexities of federal grant awards and offer grant management consulting through MyFedTrainer and its affiliation with RBW Strategy. 
Joseline S. Kirkendoll
Joseline Kirkendoll is the Founder of Dynamic Impact Consulting, specializing in grant management training and consulting for nonprofits, government agencies, and higher education institutions. With extensive experience in international development, state government, and nonprofits, Joseline helps organizations streamline grant processes and ensure compliance with federal and state requirements. Her expertise includes pre- and post-award management, audits, risk assessment, and leadership. Joseline holds advanced degrees in Public Administration and Economics, and is dedicated to empowering teams through personalized training and consulting in effective grant management.
Jasmine Markanday

Jasmine Markanday is a unique blend of a seasoned grant professional and a financial expert with over two decades of experience in the nonprofit sector. Her specialization in Federal grant readiness, research, writing, and management, coupled with her robust background as both an accountant and a consultant, has honed her deep expertise in grant compliance, particularly concerning 2 CFR 200 and Federal Administrative Regulations. Jasmine holds several esteemed certifications, including Certified Grants Management Specialist (CGMS), Grant Professional Certified (GPC), and Registered Product Owner (RPO). She is also an approved trainer by the Grant Professionals Association (GPA), further underscoring her proficiency and commitment to advancing the field of grants.
Fabrice J. Williams

Fabrice J. Williams is an experienced compliance officer, professional trainer, independent consultant, and certified coach. She began her career as an Academic Coordinator and Assistant Director for a federally and state funded, non-profit, youth
development organization that managed grant awards with the U.S. Department of Education, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, AmeriCorps VISTA, and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. Williams is a seasoned expert in the federal grants life cycle to ensure regulatory and administrative compliance. She has over 18 years of experience in grants management, program development, adult training and instruction, grant writing, program assessment, and grant administration. Fabrice’s academic qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, cum laude, from Shaw University (Raleigh, NC); postbaccalaureate studies at Duquesne University (Pittsburgh, NC)’ and an earned master’s degree in family life and youth development, with a concentration in administration from North Carolina State University (Raleigh,NC).