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July 2008 Performance Measurement & Management Training (GASB) Event

Time: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.., Thursday July 17th, 2008

Place: Willamette University Atkinson Graduate School of Management (find a campus map here)

Cost: $99 includes lunch - $35 if only doing Keynote at 3 pm
***Continuing Education Units available - keynote address is free for Willamette University students and faculty***

Parking: Visitors to campus may purchase a one-day parking permit at the Parking booth at the northeast corner of Winter and Bellevue streets, if space is available: $5 all day or $3 after 12:00 noon. Metered and un-metered city parking is also available on Winter, State and Cottage streets nearby (campus map). You can also visit our Directions and Parking web page for more information.

[Program Summary] [Online Registration]

Past Events:

Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB) Event -- July 19, 2006

Reporting on Government Performance: GASB'S Suggested Criteria for Performance Reporting and The AGA Certificate of Excellence in Service Efforts and Accomplishments Reporting Program -- July 19, 2006

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) published the special report Reporting Performance Information: Suggested Criteria for Effective Communication in August 2003. The primary purpose of this report is to present a set of suggested criteria that state and local governments can use in preparing an effective report on performance information. In July 2005, the GASB published Government Service Efforts and Accomplishments Performance Reports: A Guide to Understanding. The main feature of this publication is a "user's tour" of an SEA performance report to help readers better understand what they are likely to find in a report and to assist them in using the information to assess a government's SEA performance. The session will highlight both publications and the managing for results (MFR) process. The session will also include an overview of GASB's SEA research efforts including efforts to encourage experimentation with the suggested criteria, information about the Association of Government Accountants Certificate of Excellence in Service Efforts and Accomplishments Reporting Program and the National Center for Civic Innovation Demonstration Grant Program for Performance Reporting, and illustrations of current SEA reports. The GASB's SEA research efforts are funded in part through a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

[Speaker Bios]

The OPPMA Work Session -- April 14, 2006

With the goal of developing this association into a dynamic resource for performance measurement practitioners and users at all levels of government, the work session sought participants who have an interest in working on implementation of goals developed by the OPPMA Steering Committee to foster a collaborative approach for government performance measurement in Oregon. Please see more information about this work session below.

[ Work Session Agenda ]
[ OPPMA Mission, Draft Goals and Actions ]

Benefits of Participation in OPPMA

Performance measurement practitioners and users from all levels in government will benefit from the Oregon Public Performance Measurement Association. The ability to share knowledge and pool resources will be fundamental for members, enabling them to keep up to date in a field which is developing and moving at a rapid rate.

Participants will be added to a mailing list of people interested in the field of Performance Measurement and Management and will be kept informed of developments within OPPMA and opportunities to collaborate and learn.

There will be opportunities for participants to interact, including opportunities to network at conferences and workshops.  It is anticipated that workshops and seminars will be organized and held by members for members.