GFOA

GFOA

Gain insight through research from the Government Finance Officers Association.

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GFOA

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gfoa.org

Latest episode

Feb 2, 2026

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Episodes

Budget Discussion with Lake County, Illinois 24.06.2020

On this podcast, GFOA’s John Fishbein talks with Patrice Sutton, Chief Financial Officer for Lake County, Illinois, about a variety of financial topics including the effects of COVID-19 on their budget process.

Budget Discussion from Broward County Public Schools 17.06.2020

On this podcast, GFOA’s John Fishbein talks with Judith Marte, Chief Financial Officer for Broward County Public Schools, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, about a variety of financial topics including the effects of COVID-19 on their budget process.

Introducing the New Edition of Governmental Accounting, Auditing, And Financial Reporting 16.06.2020

GFOA's Technical Services Center Director Michele Mark Levine discusses the new edition of Governmental Accounting, Auditing, And Financial Reporting. better known as the "Blue Book." Learn more about pre-ordering on our website, gfoa.org . 

Budget Discussion from City of New Bedford, Massachusetts 10.06.2020

On this podcast, GFOA’s John Fishbein talks with Ari Sky, Chief Financial Officer for the City of New Bedford, Massachusetts, about a variety of financial topics including the effects of COVID-19 on their budget process.

Week in Washington: GFOA Recap for Committee Members – June 5, 2020 08.06.2020

GFOA’s Federal Liaison Center updates GFOA Standing Committee members on events in Washington.

How to Eliminate Paper and Save Time and Money 20.05.2020

This Fiscal First Aid podcast discusses opportunities for governments to move away from paper-based business processes. After listening to the podcast, click here to dive into our research on the topic. 

Week in Washington: GFOA Recap for Committee Members - May 1, 2020 06.05.2020

GFOA’s Federal Liaison Center updates GFOA Standing Committee members on events in Washington.

Learn About GFOA's Virtual Conference Experience 06.05.2020

We're planning to connect virtually, May 18-June 26, with the high quality programming you’ve come to expect from GFOA. You will be able to attend sessions on familiar core topics like accounting, budgeting, treasury management, and debt. On this podcast, hear from GFOA Executive Director Chris Morrill, Director of Education Randall Towns, and Assistant Director of Operations and Marketing Dan Zie...

Week in Washington: GFOA Recap for Committee Members - April 25, 2020 30.04.2020

GFOA’s Federal Liaison Center updates GFOA Standing Committee members on events in Washington.

Week in Washington: GFOA Recap for Committee Members - April 17, 2020 30.04.2020

GFOA’s Federal Liaison Center updates GFOA Standing Committee members on events in Washington.

Week in Washington: GFOA Recap for Committee Members - April 10, 2020 30.04.2020

GFOA’s Federal Liaison Center updates GFOA Standing Committee members on events in Washington.

Week in Washington: GFOA Recap for Committee Members - March 27, 2020 30.04.2020

GFOA’s Federal Liaison Center updates GFOA Standing Committee members on events in Washington.

Week in Washington: GFOA Recap for Committee Members - March 20, 2020 30.04.2020

GFOA’s Federal Liaison Center updates GFOA Standing Committee members on events in Washington.

Decision-Making Under Uncertainty 28.04.2020

In our latest podcast, GFOA's Shayne Kavanagh talks with Sam Savage, executive director of ProbabilityManagement.org , about decision-making in uncertain times. 

Working with Elected Officials During a Financial Crisis 22.04.2020

In our latest podcast, GFOA's Shayne Kavanagh talks with Mark Funkhouser about the importance of working with elected officials during a financial crisis .  Funkhouser is President of Funkhouser & Associates, LLC, is a former publisher of Governing magazine, and mayor of Kansas City, Mo., from 2007 to 2011.

Cybersecurity in Local Government: A Discussion of Enduring Issues and Contemporary COVID-19 Concerns 15.04.2020

Listen as GFOA's Shayne Kavanagh talks Cybersecurity with Phil Bertolini from the Center for Digital Government. It's a critical issue now more than ever. Related Materials: Government Finance Review Article: Be Ready When (not it) You're Hit with a Cyber Attack GFOA White Paper: Working Remotely: A Guide for the Public Sector Government Technology Resource Guide to Coronavirus for Government Lead...

2020 Financial Policy Challenge 26.02.2020

The Financial Policy Challenge is a GFOA-wide effort to encourage members to adopt and share financial policies that are essential to a strong financial foundation for your community. You can win the challenge by submitting policies that cover the essential features that are long-standing best practices in public finance. You can see those features on the Challenge website. You can also win by hav...

Author Interview: Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities 05.02.2020

Last year, GFOA released Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities . Recently, Shayne Kavanagh, GFOA Senior Manager for Research, discussed the book and why it's important for local governments. 

Reliability and Consistency Part 2: Consistency: The Intersection of Words and Action 08.01.2020

GFOA's new Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities program and the new Code of Ethics emphasize the importance of trust. To help GFOA members build trust, we've collected stories from GFOA members about high points (and low points) in their careers. In this segment, we talk about the fifth and final element in GFOA's Code of Ethics: consistency. Hear examples from "Jared," "Lynn," "Kelvin,"...

Reliability and Consistency Part 1: Demonstrate Reliability Through Timeliness 31.12.2019

GFOA's new Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities program and the new Code of Ethics emphasize the importance of trust. To help GFOA members build trust, we've collected stories from GFOA members about high points (and low points) in their careers. In this segment, we talk about the fifth and final element in GFOA's Code of Ethics: reliability. Hear examples from "Max," "Nathan," and other...

Diversity and Inclusion Part 2: Including the Community in Decisions and Crossing Tribal Lines 11.12.2019

GFOA's new Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities program and the new Code of Ethics emphasize the importance of trust. To help GFOA members build trust, we've collected stories from GFOA members about high points (and low points) in their careers. In this segment, including the community in decisions and crossing tribal lines. Hear examples from "Bridget," "Michelle," and "Charles."

Diversity and Inclusion Part 1: Inclusivity in the Finance Office 04.12.2019

GFOA's new Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities program and the new Code of Ethics emphasize the importance of trust. To help GFOA members build trust, we've collected stories from GFOA members about high points (and low points) in their careers. In this segment, we'll explore inclusivity in the finance office and provide a number of examples from members. 

Treating People Fairly Part 2: Defining Fairness and Distributive Justice 20.11.2019

GFOA's new Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities program and the new Code of Ethics emphasize the importance of trust. To help GFOA members build trust, we've collected stories from GFOA members about high points (and low points) in their careers. In this segment, we will explore the other component of fairness: distributive justice and look to the City of Portland, Oregon, as an example.

Treating People Fairly Part 1: Defining Fairness and Procedural Justice 13.11.2019

GFOA's new Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities program and the new Code of Ethics emphasize the importance of trust. To help GFOA members build trust, we've collected stories from GFOA members about high points (and low points) in their careers. This segment focuses on defining fairness and procedural justice. Listen to an example of how it can work, and how a lack of procedural justice...

Producing Results for Your Community Part 2: Listen Actively So you Can Know the Results People Want 06.11.2019

GFOA's new Financial Foundations for Thriving Communities program and the new Code of Ethics emphasize the importance of trust. To help GFOA members build trust, we've collected stories from GFOA members about high points (and low points) in their careers. In part two of this case study, you'll hear how "Crystal" and "Clark" listened actively and got results. 

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