Welcome to AABPA
AABPA members are government budget and program managers and analysts, academic specialists, and analysts in the private sector. AABPA organizes symposia, free monthly programs, a quarterly newsletter and journal, and annual receptions to help our members keep up with the latest developments in their field, establish and maintain valuable contacts, and sharpen the skills and knowledge they need to enhance their careers. If you are not yet an AABPA member, please join us.
AABPA Spring Symposium will provide budget and program professionals with the necessary resources to advance core competencies, improve their agency’s operations, and get ahead of the new challenges in federal budget policy. Join fellow budget and program professionals for a day of educational speakers and panels and opportunities to share strategies across the government and private sector.
Panel Topics
• Deficit Reduction Through Sequestration • Visualizing Data
• A Road Map to a Higher Career Level • Global Financial Issues
• Extreme Makeover: Government Financial Statements • Improper Payments
• Economic Assumptions and Federal Budget Decision-Making
• High Performance Agency Budget Process
Complete list of speakers and panels
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Budget Resources
How would your agency fare under the FY 2013 budget? Find the answers at our one-stop shop for agency budget documents and congressional justifications.
AABPA's survey of budget professionals
The Road Forward: The Federal Budget and Budgeting Profession
A new interactive version of the report is now available!
Many government employees dread the coming budget cuts. But federal budget professionals look forward to the challenge of crafting smaller budgets that still achieve the government’s goals and objectives. This is one of the findings in the first ever comprehensive survey of federal budget professionals conducted by the American Association for Budget and Program Analysis (AABPA) and Grant Thornton LLP. Read more.
Full static PDF of the report
