These workshops are designed to take your seminar experience to the next level. Post-seminar workshops allow you to take the information you gained from the general sessions, and identify and focus on your individual needs and applications. Make the most out of this seminar by attending these highly interactive, hands-on sessions. Space is limited to ensure interactivity!
*** Choose C or D or BOTH for Maximum Value and Learning ***
8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
POST-SEMINAR MORNING WORKSHOP C
Continental breakfast will be provided at 8:00 a.m. for the morning workshop attendees.
Performance-Based Budgeting: How To Link Your Results To Resources
In public sector organizations, there is an active initiative to link performance measurement to resource allocation. However, this process is not as straightforward as it is in the private sector – there is no bottom line by which we can compare alternative investments.
Linking performance and the budget really means using results information in a variety of ways, such as:
- Structuring budgeting and performance measurement so that they support organizational priorities
- Assessing the adequacy of budget requests – is the right information provided, and your planned performance realistic?
- Analyzing budget requests using methods such as time trend, variance analysis, benchmarking, incremental comparison, and interrelated performance measures
- Building a sound business case to advocate for resources
- Coping with declining budgets
- Comparing contracting out to in-house service delivery
- Incentive funding
This interactive workshop will highlight government examples and case studies to illustrate the concepts presented and provide you with the opportunity to practice applying the tools for linking results to resources.
WORKSHOP LEADER: John R. Allen is a Management Consultant from Toronto with 30 years experience in government performance measurement. He has served governments at all levels in both the United States and Canada, including Health Canada, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Industry Canada, the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, the provinces of Ontario and Nova Scotia, and many others.
Testimonials From Past John Allen Sessions:
"Great jump start to the conference."
"Helpful ideas for developing and linking performance measures! Thanks!"
"John is very knowledgeable and interacts well with the workshop participants. I appreciated the application of performance measurement concepts to government. Great job!"
"Thank you!! Excellent presentation and speaker. The handouts were great."
"John was an excellent presenter. He expertly used his experience/knowledge to help participants understand the power of performance measurements."
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