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Managing Subawards: Subrecipient Selection and Oversight

When an organization receives a grant award, achieving program goals can require collaborating with third-party organizations. Passing funds to a secondary organization creates a subrecipient relationship with the primary recipient (commonly referred to as the prime recipient or pass-through entity). This is most common with federal and larger institutional grants. For federal grants regulated by

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The Art of Getting Things Done Well: An Overview of Project Management

You’ve probably been there at some point in your career: a brilliant idea was born, a team was assembled, and excitement was high as you started a new project. But in a few weeks or so, the project morphed into a chaotic web of missed deadlines, confusing email chains, and scope creep. How do you

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Technical Assistance: Setting up for Grant Success

In the world of philanthropy, choosing organizations and projects to fund is a first step for a grantor. For a project to truly succeed over the long term, a grantee needs to receive more than just a check. It needs a solid foundation of grant management skills, and an understanding of requirements, expectations, and best

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