CPE Credit

PDT 2025 offers 14 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) hours

NASBA's CPE calculation

50 minute session = 1 CPE
75 minutes session = 1.50 CPEs

For more information about speakers and session descriptions, please see the agenda/technical committee page.

Prerequisites/Learning Objectives

Program level: Intermediate
Prerequisite: This program is suitable for participants who have attained at least mid-level within an organization; have knowledge, skills and ability commensurate with that level; and have operational and/or supervisory responsibilities.
Advance preparation: None required.
Delivery method: Group Internet-based
Learning objective: At the conclusion of PDT 2025, participants will have learned about the latest developments in government financial management and ways to implement ideas, tools and resources into their procedures. Attendees will also be able to network with top-notch professionals from federal, state and local governments, academia and the private sector and learn from them about ways to plan and build stronger projects and ensure greater success at all agency levels.

CPE Tracking Process

AGA adheres to the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) standards for CPE programs, which require an attendance verification process for all training events.

Virtual Participation (from your home/office)

During virtual sessions, you will be required to click on a series of alertness checks that appear at random times. When these alertness check boxes appear, you will have a short period of time to click on the “Continue Viewing” button. To receive CPE credit, you must pass a number of alertness checks, see below.

1 CPE credit = passing 3 alertness checks
1.5 CPE credit = passing 5 alertness checks
2 CPE credit = passing 6 alertness checks

Announcing the pop-up alertness checks to fellow attendees in the chat box during a session is against NASBA policy. Doing so may cause you to be ineligible to earn the CPE credit.

AGA’s premier training and networking event

July 28–29 | Virtual

14 CPEs

Registration and Fees

Early bird deadline – Jun. 27, 2025

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AGA Members

Early Bird

$250

$275

Standard

$350

$375

Non-members

Early Bird

$450

$475

Standard

$550

$575

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Session Recordings

Recordings for all sessions will be available for all attendees to access at least three business weeks after the training. Please note: Recordings do not offer CPE and PDU credits. You must participate in the live-streaming events to receive credits. Please refer to tracking process above for instructions.

CPE Retrieval

CPE certificates will be available online to download and print within three weeks after the training. When they are ready, all attendees will receive an email about it from AGA National.

Should you have any questions, please contact education@agacgfm.org. If you need help accessing your AGA account login information, please contact agamembers@agacgfm.org or call 800.242.7211, ext. 301.

Please note: CPE certificates are available only to attendees who have paid their training event balance in full.

CGFM CPE Requirements and NASBA Certification

CPE hours earned during this event can be used to fulfill CGFM CPE requirements. To learn more about the CGFM certification, contact AGA's Office of Professional Certification.

AGA is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org. National Registry of CPE Sponsor ID: 104201

CPE Field of Study

To help you decide which presentations to attend, each session on the agenda will be marked to indicate the target audience — Federal; State & Local; or All — and the CPE Field of Study (FOS). CPE FOS are as follows:

Accounting: ACC
Accounting (Governmental): ACCG
Auditing: AUD
Auditing (Governmental): AUDG
Behavioral Ethics: BETH
Business Law: BLAW
Business Management & Organization: BMO
Communications and Marketing: COMS
Computer Software & Applications: CS
Economics: ECO

Finance: FIN
Information Technology: IT
Management Services: MGMT
Personal Development: PD
Personnel/Human Resources: HR
Production: PRD
Regulatory Ethics: REGETH
Specialized Knowledge: SK
Statistics: STAT
Taxes: TAX

CPE for Speaker’s Preparation Time:

Speakers, instructors and discussion leaders may be eligible for CPE credit for their preparation and presentation time to the extent the activities maintain or improve their professional competence, and meet the requirements of applicable CPE standards/policies. Speakers are responsible for tracking/documenting their own preparation time. AGA is not able to add preparation time to the speaker’s CPE certificate.

In accordance with NASBA standards, speakers who present a learning activity for the first time may receive CPE credit for actual preparation time, up to two times the number of CPE credits to which participants would be entitled, in addition to the time for presentation, subject to regulations and maximums established by the boards of accountancy. CGFM CPE policies have a similar provision for speakers, as long as the CPEs are applicable towards CGFM and are within the 40-hour maximum number of CPE hours granted to an individual as a speaker or course developer for any two-year period. For more information/guidance, please refer to CGFM CPE policies, NASBA standards or another applicable entity.

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