AGA's 2025 Professional Development Training

PDT '25 features 50+ expert-led sessions, equipping you with critical skills to tackle today’s biggest technology, productivity, and organizational challenges. In a time of transition and evolving policies, financial professionals at all levels of government must be prepared to adapt.  It is a critical time to develop and sharpen your skills necessary to enhance efficiency, maximize productivity, drive cost-savings, analyze data effectively, proactively prevent fraud, waste and abuse to ensure accountability in the use of public funds.

PDT brings together thousands of financial professionals and industry leaders to exchange ideas, explore innovative strategies and proven solutions for maximizing impact and driving efficiency and productivity in public service.  Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your professional development and collaborate with peers from across the industry.  

Need help making the case to attend? AGA offers a Justification Toolkit to help you demonstrate the value of PDT to your organization. From key learning takeaways to cost-benefit highlights, our toolkit provides critical information needed to help secure approval for this unparalleled professional development opportunity.

Three Reasons You Should Attend:

• Stay on the cutting edge. Top-notch speakers from federal, state and local government, academia and the private sector will keep you on top of your game with key information about successful strategies to leverage technology and staff skillsets to their fullest potential, “do more with less”,  and educational experiences.
• Network and connect. Exchange ideas to bring back to your organization and help build the profession. Engage with industry experts and government financial management colleagues who face the same or similar issues on the job.
• Earn up to 14 of NASBA-approved continuing professional education (CPE) credits. Make sure you keep your credentials current by increasing your overall body of knowledge and improving your job effectiveness and efficiency by acquiring new skills and learning about successful techniques.