ICGFM Promotes Knowledge Transfer Among Public Financial Management Experts

Working globally with governments, organizations, and individuals, the International Consortium on Governmental Financial Management is dedicated to improving financial management by providing opportunities for professional development and information exchange.

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Impressions of ICGFM Spring Conference

by Jim Ebbitt, President, ICGFM

I recently returned from ICGFM's 24th annual conference in Miami, where we had about 200 participants from about 40 different countries from around the globe. I came away with a real sense that I had just been involved in a great conference. We had excellent speakers and subjects and great interaction from conference participants. I talked with many participants during the conference and heard many good comments and positive feedback about the conference. One of the many things we talked about in Miami was how to stay involved and informed about ICGFM and financial management issues in general and we concluded that the ICGFM blog was a great way to participate, be informed and add your voice to the discussion. I admit I am a "new blogger"; this is my first post, and I promise others. But I wanted to take just a minute now and thank all who participated in Miami. It was a great conference!

BTW: I am not entirely hidden among the Uganda delegation

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Second Day of 24th Annual ICGFM Conference Comes to an End


David Nummy, conference co-chair, summarized the second day of the Annual Conference in Miami. Mr. Nummy reflected on how countries reacted well to the financial crisis and the "new normal".

Innovation in the public sector was the primary theme of the afternoon sessions. But, the theme of the day, according to Mr. Nummy, is the acceleration of transparency in government based on the financial crisis.