Join us for part two of our American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) webcast series, where we’ll cover funding opportunities your Tribe could be eligible for.

We’ll also guide you through the most relevant ARPA funding programs, including those available for government services. Other topics our webcast will address include:

• Eligible and ineligible uses of various programs
• How to strategically approach funding government services
• Steps to identify and prioritize opportunities for funding
• Considerations when choosing which funds to apply for
• Compliance and other key requirements to consider

Colleen Rozillis, PMP, Director, Moss Adams

Colleen has been advising local, state, and Tribal governments and not-for-profits on improving their operations and efficiency since 2005. She helps clients assess their organizational and program effectiveness and assists them with developing and refining their performance and level-of-service measures. Colleen works collaboratively with clients to understand their goals and objectives; develop policies, processes, and tools; and define organizational and programmatic changes to better equip and position them to achieve their goals and objectives.

Libbe Bear, CPA, Assurance Senior Manager, Moss Adams

Libbe has been in public accounting since 2011. She’s familiar with serving Tribal governments and their enterprises including health facilities and casinos. Libbe has experience performing audits under the standards required by OMB as well as auditing debt and other complicated areas of tribal governments.

Georgia Green, MS, CHFP, Manager, Moss Adams

Georgia has worked in the health care industry since 2011. She provides strategic and operational consulting services to health care providers, governments, and Tribes. Georgia has extensive experience applying for and managing federal grant-funded programs and has worked strategically with many rural organizations to assist them in overcoming their unique challenges and capitalizing on advantages.