Join us to connect with follow professionals and gain valuable insights from our guest speaker Tremayne Cobb, Director of Financial Management, Federal Aviation Administration. Mr. Cobb will be presenting on the topic: Financial Management and Capitalization at the FAA: Stories from the Field

*LOCATION*: We will be returning to Clyde’s! This event will take place in the Piedmont room of Clyde’s Restaurant. Lunch and beverages will be served prior to the training. The Gallery Place parking garage is accessible at 736 6th Street NW. Parking validation at the Gallery Place parking garage (mentioned above) is available at a 50% discount for the first two hours, dropping to 25% after two hours. No discount on validation after four hours. Clyde’s is also a five-minute walk from the Gallery Place Chinatown metro station.

12:00pm start time, but doors open at 11:30am.

Registration: In-person and virtual

Bring a Friend: If you have a non-member colleague who might be interested in joining AGA, they can attend in person one time for the same price as a member.

Speaker Biography: Tremayne Cobb is the FAA’s Director of Financial Management, overseeing the agency’s accounting, capitalized property, travel program, and financial reporting divisions. He is responsible for financial management policy, enterprise compliance, and the financial systems that support agency programs. Tremayne serves as the agency’s chief steward for the annual financial statements audit. In FY26, Tremayne is leading the agency through a historic enterprise realignment, driving financial governance and cross-system coordination to support the FAA’s future operating model. He has advanced tools and strategies to strengthen travel budget management, improving visibility, accountability, and decision-making across the enterprise. He is also championing the implementation of AI-enabled solutions to enhance fraud risk management and payment integrity. Tremayne established the agency’s first Property Accountability Board, chartered to strengthen stewardship and accountability for the FAA’s national property portfolio. Prior to joining the FAA, he led the Department of Education’s payments team, where he was responsible for modernizing financial grant and payment systems.

Audience: Finance, auditing, and accounting professionals working in or supporting the federal government

Program Level: Basic (no prerequisites or advanced preparation required)

Learning objectives: By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Evaluate Capitalization Strategies for Complex Federal Assets
• Navigate the Asset Life Cycle & Audit Readiness
• Bridge Policy and Execution Through Field Realities

Field of Study: Accounting (Governmental)

CPE Credit: AGA members can receive 1 NASBA CPE credit with confirmed in-person and virtual attendance. Credits will be granted based on a 50-minute hour. CPEs may or may not meet the criteria required by your state CPA governing body for continuing professional education. All attendees should check with their licensing boards on whether these will be accepted for continuing professional education credit.

Registration Questions:

All registration questions should be directed to Dylan or Alexis.

• In-Person: Dylan Gilbert – dygilbert@deloitte.com
• Virtual: Alexis Alfaro – asalfaro@kpmg.com