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Olga Wall

International Contracts & Grants - Compliance - Business Systems - Mergers & Re-Org - Training - Audit - Philanthropy

Olga Wall is a professional with a diverse background in compliance, contracts, and financial analysis. She holds a Master's in Accounting and Business Management from William & Mary – Raymond A. Mason School Of Business. Olga is the Co-Founder of Avallon Consulting LLC and has held key roles such as Chief of Compliance and Contract Administration at Palladium: Make It Possible, AVP/Contracts & Grants at Blumont, Inc., and Vice President Contracts & Procurement at CARANA. With experience as a USAID Program Manager/Contracts Officer in conflict zones and a Financial Analyst at prestigious firms like KPMG US and EY, Olga combines expertise with practical knowledge. Previously, she has also worked as a Producer at BBC. Olga is known for her ability to simplify complex rules and procedures, as evidenced by her blog on regulations.

Highlights

Nov 15 · linkedin

Are you really the only one for me? Watch this public announcement warning video before deciding to #Sole #Source!!! 🤣 #usaid #contracting #solesourceauthorities

Sep 22 · linkedin

#IMPORTANT #UPDATE. OMB has issued pre-read of the changes coming to #2CFR200. Some significant changes that answer many questions and also respond to what USAID, Humentum and many practitioners like myself submitted as matters requiring clarifications or revision. Some important changes for #USAID #GUCs and direct #Assistance Awards:

  1. #FAA #Subaward limit has been removed - so $250k will no longer apply
  2. #Deminimus rate raised from 10% to 15% and only allowed for nonprofit grantees under grants and #CAN #NOT be used under cost-reimbursable contracts or subcontracts due to CPPC statutory prohibition
  3. Equipment FMV raised to $10,000
  4. MTDC exclusion for subawards raised to over $50,000
  5. Approval of subrecipients only for programmatic subrecipients not named in the application. Agencies can still add additional approval requirements
  6. Single Audit raised to $1MIL so foreign sub-recipient audit will like rise to $1MIL too
  7. Additional flexibilities for USAID to waive SAM and/or UEI requirements for foreign recipients and sub-recipients up to $250,000 (previously 25,000). This will also apply to GUCs.
  8. UEI requirement does not apply to second-tier subs
  9. Adds allowability for charging close-out costs to the award (!)

This is just a pre-read and not yet an official version which will have a public comment period before being final (sometime in 2024), but interesting read for many. Find it here: https://lnkd.in/gdt7RyvK

Cynthia S. Jason P. Matechak Oleg Polozov Lucy Morgan CPA, MBA

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Warrenton, Virginia