Grants Works Consulting

Grants Works Consulting

Business Consulting and Services

Atlanta, Georgia 862 followers

Your federal grant consulting partner | Applied for and managed $200 million in government grants | Woman-Owned

About us

Grants Works is your grant consulting partner. We help organizations, educational institutions, local government agencies, and businesses find, apply for, manage, and comply with federal government grants. Our services include:  FEDERAL GRANT MANAGEMENT TRAINING - Enhance your staff and/or subrecipients' federal grant management capacity.  GRANT MANAGEMENT - Eliminate worry knowing the organization's grants are managed by a knowledgeable team that ensures systems, policies and procedures, and reporting mechanisms are optimized for efficiency, accuracy and audit readiness.  MANAGEMENT ADVISORY CONSULTING - Get expert advice on pre- and post-award matters so you can implement systems-based grants management and ensure compliance with the requirements of your grants.  COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT - A gaps analysis report that provides clarity on what needs to be implemented to ensure compliance. TESTIMONIALS: Patrice was very professional and knowledgeable. She provided the action plan and held the team accountable for meeting the deadlines. She was very helpful answering questions, walking us through the grant process and requirements, offering additional trainings, providing reference materials and sample policies. ----Larissa Korniychuk, Xilis Appreciate your support in building a training program and ensuring our needs were met throughout the project! ----Melissa Bennett, CDC Foundation Patrice and her team have integrated their organization seamlessly with the Maine Alliance and have done a great job. Grants Works helped the Maine Alliance set up reporting structures and systems that did not previously exist to accurately track the impact our award is having at the local level. ----J.R. Kenny, Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020
Specialties
Government Grants, Award Compliance, Federal Grants, Uniform Guidance, Budgetary Oversight, Subrecipient Monitoring, Federal Regulations, Cooperative Agreements, and Pass-through Entity

Locations

  • Primary

    1100 Peachtree Street, NE

    Suite 250

    Atlanta, Georgia 30309, US

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Employees at Grants Works Consulting

Updates

  • People sometimes have a perplexed look on their faces when I explain what I do. It usually goes something like… So, what kind of business do you own? I’m the CEO of a federal grant consulting firm. Oh, you help people get grants. Yes, that too, but most importantly, we help them *keep* their grants. We specialize in federal grant compliance, we find compliance gaps, we help them manage their federal grants, and we train their teams and other stakeholders. Then I explain that sometimes when organizations receive federal grants, they need the support of consultants with grant administration experience to help them avoid misuse, fraud, underspends, etc.                                        That’s when it becomes clear. It’s often during the engagement kickoff that it becomes especially clear to some of our clients how we support them. Here’s a note we received immediately after an engagement kickoff from one of our current clients—the PI on an NSF grant awarded to a science organization.... “We are grateful for your expertise and guidance as we work to meet the requirements set by NSF for our grant.“ If your organization is new to federal grants or it has federal grant experience but is new to being pass-through entities, I invite you to join me next Wednesday, July 31st for the first of six monthly LinkedIn Live events. Let’s talk about *keeping* your federal grant(s)!

    Your Questions Answered: How to Develop A Subrecipient Monitoring Process

    Your Questions Answered: How to Develop A Subrecipient Monitoring Process

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  • It’s been just a few weeks since we launched a quiz to help people gauge how effective their federal grants management process is. I realize the results don’t tell the whole story, but I thought it was a fun way to help federal grantees assess how well their grants are being managed. One of the questions asks about oversight of the award budget. That’s always a fun one to ask. I’m often surprised at some of the responses I get when I ask that question at speaking events or during our training sessions. The answer that still surprises me is “no one.” Want to take the full quiz? Here’s the link to give it a go: https://lnkd.in/ewfyXgsf

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  • One of my favorite things to do as a federal grant consultant is.... ⬇ Conduct site visits. Why? Because that's when I get to see some of the awesome and innovative work that is made possible with federal grants. Here I am after I just finalized our team's site visit plans for one of our clients. Why do we conduct site visits? Well, it's one of the ways that our clients who have subawardees monitor their subawardees. I'll be hosting a LinkedIn Live event next Wednesday, July 31st at 12:00pm ET where I'll talk about the responsibilities of pass-through entities. What's a pass-through entity you may ask? Join me next week to find out and learn more. Here's the link to the event: https://bit.ly/3Lx3xTM

  • Do any of them sound familiar to you? In the newest edition of my LinkedIn newsletter, Federal Grant Insights, I shed some light on five of the mistakes some new federal grantees make. #3 - Delayed Attempt to Find the Expertise Needed Assigning management of the federal grant to a program or project director because “it’s their project” may not be the right approach for several reasons. When I was the fiscal consultant during site monitoring visits of federal grantees, I quickly learned that this is often the approach taken and I also learned some of the pitfalls of that approach. I'm excited to announce that I will be hosting six webinars over the next six months. The first webinar is scheduled for July 11, 2024 and will cover subrecipient monitoring. The other five topics include the updated Uniform Guidance, grant management policies and procedures, and more. If your organization is a new federal grantee, you don't want to miss this series. To register for the July webinar, click here:https://bit.ly/45OcocW To learn about and register for the other webinars, visit the Grants Works Events page: https://lnkd.in/eu3VeDa5 https://bit.ly/3zqHuvh

    5 Mistakes Some New Federal Grantees Make

    5 Mistakes Some New Federal Grantees Make

    Patrice Davis, MS, CGMS on LinkedIn

  • Your organization worked for weeks to plan, write, edit, edit some more, and submit a federal grant application. ⬇ The organization received a six-, seven-, or even eight-figure federal grant and everyone's overjoyed. But, have you considered.... **Who within your organization knows what's required to *keep* the grant? **If the decision to hand over management of a federal grant with all those post-award regulatory requirements over to an expert grant *writer* will protect the organization? **If applicable, what will happen if your team continues to kick the can down the road? **Is that plan to hire a team of associates from a consulting firm with limited federal grant *management* experience a good approach? What's the plan to *manage* the grant? If your organization needs support managing your federal grant, contact Grants Works Consulting at https://lnkd.in/ekFnW-Jv We specialize in federal grants. Also, be on the lookout for several workshops we will be announcing soon. Each workshop is developed to help first time and veteran federal grantees.

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  • Grants work. ⬇ Multiple historically excluded communities in Wisconsin are going solar! The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) was awarded a massive $65 million grant from the EPA to bring solar power to low-income communities.    WEDC partnered with Grants Works and others to develop this winning proposal, putting Wisconsin at the forefront of clean energy initiatives to bring solar energy to low-income and disadvantaged communities nationwide. To learn about the Solar For All grant program and see the list of awardees, visit this page: https://bit.ly/4ddNruD The funds were awarded to each state and other awardees. Check out the list to see which entity in your state or region will bring more solar energy options to more communities.

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  • Tapping into federal grants may be the funding jolt needed to maximize your organization's initiatives. ⬇ Whether you're seeking funding for initiatives such as workforce development, community health, alternative energy, conservation, senior services, housing, or research and development, federal grants are often overlooked for several reasons. However, federal grants also tend to be larger than foundation grants and many provide the multi-year funding needed to maintain program or project momentum. Grants Works Consulting is hosting the Federal Grant Funding & Management Summit tomorrow in downtown Atlanta, GA at Commerce Club ATL. Today is the last day to register and join federal grant experts live and in-person. Speakers include: ➡ James Mosely, U.S. Department of Energy official ➡ Dr. Robert Nobles, Emory University’s VP of Research Administration ➡ successful federal grant writers, and ➡ experienced federal grant evaluators, managers, and grant accountants. They are all ready to provide you with a 360-degree view of federal grants. You’ll leave the summit empowered, informed, and ready to pursue federal grant funding or better prepared to manage the federal grants already awarded to your organization. To quickly register and join us tomorrow, visit https://lnkd.in/evPkPYJF

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  • Grants Works Consulting reposted this

    📣 The Grants Works Federal Grant Funding & Management Summit is in 2 days! Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to earn CEUs and gain insights into securing and managing federal grants for your organization or clients. ✨ Exciting News: The Summit has been approved for inclusion in the Grant Professionals Certification Institute (GPCI) Accepted Education Program (AEP) and CFRE International application for certification and/or recertification. 🔹Summit Highlights: - Expert-led sessions on successful federal grant proposals, post-award management, single audit preparation, subrecipient monitoring, and grant evaluation. - Special guest speakers: James Mosely, Management Analyst, U.S. Department of Energy, and Dr. Robert Nobles, VP of Research Administration, Emory University. - Interactive workshops and panels to learn from experienced professionals and ask your burning questions. - Networking opportunities to connect with fellow attendees and gain valuable insights. - Tools, resources, Summit swag bag, light breakfast, and buffet-style lunch included! 🔹 Earn CEUs: - GPCI: Approved for four (4) GPCI education points. - CFRE: Applicable for 7.0 points in Category 1.B - Education. 📅 Date: Summit kicks off in 2 days! 🔗 Click below to view session details, speakers, and register now: 👉 REGISTER FOR THE SUMMIT: https://lnkd.in/ea_wpBG8 Don't miss this chance to learn and earn valuable certifications! Secure your spot today. See you at the Summit! 🎓✨ #GrantsWorks #FederalGrants #GrantFundingSummit #GrantProfessionals #CFRE #GPCI #CEUs

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  • 📣 The Grants Works Federal Grant Funding & Management Summit is in 2 days! Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to earn CEUs and gain insights into securing and managing federal grants for your organization or clients. ✨ Exciting News: The Summit has been approved for inclusion in the Grant Professionals Certification Institute (GPCI) Accepted Education Program (AEP) and CFRE International application for certification and/or recertification. 🔹Summit Highlights: - Expert-led sessions on successful federal grant proposals, post-award management, single audit preparation, subrecipient monitoring, and grant evaluation. - Special guest speakers: James Mosely, Management Analyst, U.S. Department of Energy, and Dr. Robert Nobles, VP of Research Administration, Emory University. - Interactive workshops and panels to learn from experienced professionals and ask your burning questions. - Networking opportunities to connect with fellow attendees and gain valuable insights. - Tools, resources, Summit swag bag, light breakfast, and buffet-style lunch included! 🔹 Earn CEUs: - GPCI: Approved for four (4) GPCI education points. - CFRE: Applicable for 7.0 points in Category 1.B - Education. 📅 Date: Summit kicks off in 2 days! 🔗 Click below to view session details, speakers, and register now: 👉 REGISTER FOR THE SUMMIT: https://lnkd.in/ea_wpBG8 Don't miss this chance to learn and earn valuable certifications! Secure your spot today. See you at the Summit! 🎓✨ #GrantsWorks #FederalGrants #GrantFundingSummit #GrantProfessionals #CFRE #GPCI #CEUs

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