STRATEGICALLY POSITION YOUR ORGANIZATION AS A SUB-GRANTEE

And Proactively Fundraise from Government Sources
Wednesday February 3, 2021
​11:00 am - 1:00 pm EDT

• Wondering why the billions of public funding for international development is passing your organization by?​
• Lacking clarity about how to tap into the world of USAID, MCC or DFC?
• Curious about the "Beltway Bandits" and how multi-billion dollar programs are delivered in the field?​

JOIN US

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• ​​Hear from experts representing some of the largest U.S. contractors including TetraTech, DAI and The Kaizen Company. 
• Obtain the tools to bring in more funding from U.S. Government resources.
• Gain clarity around the contracting process.
• Network and engage!​​

​THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE DIVIDED INTO TWO SEGMENTS: 
11:00 am - 12:00 pm: Facilitated panel with top U.S. government contracting firm leaders discussing how they contract with subs. Learn how to position your organization for more funding from these organizations in the future.
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12:00 pm - 1:00 pm: Engage in an interactive workshop delivering strategic guidance on how to access more public funding, and how to get your organization noticed in the international development space.

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SPEAKERS

JEN PETERSON: SENIOR ASSOCIATE, TETRATECH
Jen is an integrated livestock, crop production and farming systems agronomist and adult education and training specialist with 30 years of experience in the design, implementation and evaluation of food security programs, value chains and market systems in sixteen countries in Africa, plus India, Haiti and the United States. Jen has designed interdisciplinary development programs, extension strategies, communication tools, and training modules for the U.S. Government, multinational organizations (UN organizations and CGIAR centers), host country ministries, and local and international nongovernmental organizations. 

LIEF DOERRING: SENIOR PRINCIPAL DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST, DAI

Lief Doerring is a senior international development expert, leader, and portfolio manager with more than 20 years of experience working in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and the Pacific. He brings proven expertise in the design, implementation, and management of development donor-funded projects, including in micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) development; market systems and value chain development; agriculture; livelihoods; competitiveness; access to finance; and business development services. At DAI, he is in the private sector and investment practice on the economic growth team in the Technical Services unit. 

Additional Speaker Bios Coming Soon...

I'M IN!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

What will i get out of the workshop?

In addition to hearing straight from some of the largest U.S. Government contractors in the world, you will get your questions answered around working with U.S. international development agencies like USAID, MCC, DFC or State Department. You will get the insights necessary to better position your organization as a sub and ultimately gain more access to funding.

What is the cost?

For members of our Global Funding & Partnership Community, the cost is FREE.
For non-members, the Early-Bird Pricing is $49 (until January 20).
After January 20, the price goes up to $79.

​What If I Can't Make It But Want Access To The Recording?

Once you register, you will have access to all of the tools, resources and recordings. It's best to make it live to take part in the Q&A and interactive nature of the workshop, however.

i have other questions. how can i learn more?

Send any questions to info@connectiveimpact.com and someone will get back to you ASAP.  You can also type any questions into our site chatbot and someone will respond. Hope to see you there!