Join GPA's Colorado Chapter for a timely and engaging virtual session exploring the dynamic shifts in the grant funding landscape.
As grant professionals continue to navigate evolving expectations from funders across sectors, our upcoming Chapter Meeting and Training will spotlight the ways funders are adapting their giving strategies. We'll hear from Brianna Hein, Vice President and Corporate Responsibility Officer at KeyBank, and Alexander Funk, Senior Counsel and Director of Water Resources at the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, who will share insights into how recent changes in federal funding impact their work and grantmaking.
After the presentation and Q&A, attendees will participate in a facilitated peer discussion focused on broader funding changes, particularly within federal and state government and private philanthropy. This is a valuable opportunity to connect with fellow grant professionals, reflect on the changing funding landscape, and share strategies for adapting to shifting priorities.
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Want to connect in person? If you're interested in hosting or attending a local watch party in your area, please reach out via email to let us know. Local gatherings will be supported based on regional interest and capacity.
In response to ongoing uncertainty surrounding federal funding, the GPA Colorado Chapter is hosting biweekly virtual gatherings to provide a space for grant professionals to connect, share insights, and support one another. These informal sessions, held every other Wednesday from 9:30–10:30 AM MT, offer an opportunity to discuss emerging challenges, exchange strategies, and stay informed as the funding landscape evolves. There is no set agenda—just a collaborative space to engage with peers navigating similar concerns. RSVP here.