WEBINAR

Attend this session with our experienced government contracting team to learn about the latest developments and industry trends. Stay one step ahead of your competition by understanding how DCMA and DCAA initiatives may affect your operations. 

Designed for GovCon executives, accounting and finance departments, human resources, and project managers, topics to be discussed include: 

• Regulatory impacts
• Business system updates
• Recent reports to Congress
• Reports from the GAO and others
• Cybersecurity update

Live webinar participants are anticipated to qualify for 1.5 CPE credits in the Auditing (Governmental) field of study. See additional details below.

SPEAKERS

CPE Information

Live event participants can earn up to 1.5 CPE credits in the Accounting (Governmental) field of study.

Program description: Attend this session to learn about the latest developments and industry trends, and stay one step ahead of your competition by understanding how DCMA and DCAA initiatives may affect your operations.

Program level: Intermediate: Developing subject knowledge

Prerequisites: Participants should have prior hands-on experience in government contracting operations, including familiarity with regulatory compliance requirements, business system implementation or oversight, and exposure to audits or reviews by agencies such as DCMA or DCAA.  This program is intended for individuals who have moved beyond introductory concepts and are actively engaged in planning, managing, or evaluating government contracting activities.

Advanced preparation: None

At the conclusion of the presentation, attendees will be able to:

• Identify at least four recent developments from DCAA and DCMA, including regulatory impacts, business system updates, CMMC changes, and congressional status, and explain how these may affect government contracting operations and compliance.
• Compare current and emerging audit strategies and innovations discussed by CohnReznick’s Government Contracting professionals, highlighting transformative approaches to regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
• Evaluate the implications of new reports from Congress, the GAO, and other oversight bodies on government contractors, and summarize key takeaways for finance, accounting, HR, and project management teams.
• Compile a reference guide of actionable strategies for adapting to DCAA/DCMA changes, including readiness steps for cybersecurity (CMMC), business system improvements, and proactive risk management.
• Develop a checklist for responding to regulatory updates, outlining considerations for internal alignment, tool selection, and risk mitigation tailored to government contracting organizations. 

Instructional Delivery Method: Webinars: Group Internet Based

Course Registration Requirements: Landing pages feature this content prior to CPE credit approval.

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