Advanced Federal Budget Process Co-sponsored by TheCapitol.Net and Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--According to the Department of the Treasury, the national debt is over 10 trillion dollars. In this turbulent time, we see the national debt growing, the DJIA on a downward spiral, and the unemployment rate soaring. All government professionals will be in need of a fresh perspective on what to expect for the federal budget and its process throughout 2009. From Thursday, December 4, 2008 to Friday, December 5, 2008, TheCapitol.Net will hold its course, Advanced Federal Budget Process at the Goethe-Institut in Washington, DC. Each day’s program will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 4:00 p.m.

The course, Advanced Federal Budget Process will have subject matter experts discuss how budget politics and the federal budget process will be impacted by these challenging economic times.

In addition to these topics, experts will explain performance-based budgeting principles, budget documents, and OMB’s tools for program performance assessment to attendees who are concerned about the federal budget and its effect on their businesses.

Advanced Federal Budget Process is geared to professionals who have an intermediate understanding of the congressional budget process.

The two day training includes two breakfasts, two networking lunches, and copies of The Federal Budget by Allen Schick.

To learn more about the Advanced Federal Budget Process class go to http://www.budgetprocess.com or contact TheCapitol.Net directly at 703-739-3790 for more information. Space for this conference is limited.

ABOUT THE COMPANY:

TheCapitol.Net is a privately held, non-partisan publishing and training company based in Alexandria, VA. TheCapitol.Net offers non-partisan media, legislative, budget and advocacy training and information for thousands of government and business leaders each year, and is the exclusive provider of Congressional Quarterly Executive Conferences.