Join AWS, Adobe, and Toptal for a CCC-focused webinar on the joint accessibility solution and Toptal's solution wrapper for quickly addressing bulk PDF backlogs, freeing your staff from the burden of archiving, remediating, and training.

Join Chargie for a one-hour webinar designed to help higher education leaders successfully fund their sustainability initiatives. In this session, they'll break down the current funding landscape, highlight key federal and state programs available specifically for campuses, and share practical strategies to maximize your return on investment. Whether you are looking to install your first charging station or expand an existing campus network, you will walk away with a clear roadmap to position your institution for funding success and drive your sustainability goals forward.

Led directly by DSA representatives, this special session provides a practical roadmap through structural safety, accessibility, and fire/life safety requirements. Discover which projects qualify for exemptions, how to properly handle post-approval field changes (CCDs, revisions, and addenda), and what it takes to manage inspectors and secure a seamless, fully certified closeout.

In the series kick-off, discover how to accurately identify public works projects and select the appropriate statutory and procurement pathway long before a solicitation or contract is initiated. Through a diagnostic decision-making model and real-world compliance scenarios, you'll learn how to navigate gray-area procurements, apply relevant statutory authorities, utilize CUPCCAA thresholds effectively, and align your procurement strategy with California law.

Understanding what embodied carbon in building materials is, which materials are the biggest contributors, and how to manage embodied carbon on building and built environment capital projects is now an essential part of project delivery. This one-hour webinar by experienced architects and engineers will provide an introduction to embodied carbon and where it is found in buildings, how it is regulated, and then provide an overview of design and construction strategies to pursue to reduce embodied carbon.

The signing of a contract is merely the beginning of the relationship. In this final session, we will address the critical administrative duties required to manage a contract through its entire lifecycle, ensuring that your agency receives the services promised while remaining compliant with public procurement standards.

In this one-hour session with CDW and Freshworks, we’ll explore how leading colleges and universities are modernizing IT operations using AI and automation to streamline support, empower teams, and improve service quality. Through real-world examples, attendees will gain insights into approaches that drive measurable efficiency and deliver better experiences for students, faculty, and staff.

Effective contract negotiation ensures that the final agreement aligns with an institution's operational goals and legal standards. This penultimate session provides practical strategies for communicating with vendors who push back on standard terms. Participants will learn how to protect taxpayer resources while maintaining productive vendor relationships.

Not all contractual terms carry equal weight; certain provisions can expose an agency to disproportionate risk if not rigorously vetted. This session empowers participants to serve as a primary defense by identifying "red flag" clauses that jeopardize institutional safety. We will examine the unique legal requirements of public agencies, specifically focusing on how liability and governing law intersect with California’s public procurement mandates.

This 45-minute educational session with GovDeals and Mt. San Antonio College provides California Community College leaders with a policy-focused framework for transforming surplus asset management into a strategic financial and operational advantage. Designed for Presidents, Vice Chancellors, CFOs, Business Services, Procurement, Facilities, IT, and Auxiliary/Foundation leaders, the webinar examines how surplus disposition can support unrestricted revenue recovery, sustainability goals, compliance requirements, and internal controls.