The Evidence
Uncover the true public cost of fraud. We will break down the vulnerabilities in state systems and provide the definitive research you need to build the case for reform.
The research is finished, and the reforms have already worked in state after state. What’s left is passing them. Join leaders from across the country for two days of turning that plan into law.
LEAD
THE
WAY.
Every stolen dollar has a public cost. It pulls resources away from the truly needy and leaves taxpayers covering the difference. States already have the tools to stop it.
The War on Fraud Summit brings state leaders, policy experts, and invited federal officials to Washington, D.C. for two days of focused briefings, working sessions, and strategy built around one goal: ending the waste, fraud, and abuse draining public resources. You will leave with the evidence to make the case and the partners to help you carry it.
Questions?
Our team can help you plan your trip and get the most out of the agenda.
This is where research becomes reality. Over two days of focused sessions, attendees will examine where fraud takes hold, which reforms stop it, and how to put those reforms to work at home.
Uncover the true public cost of fraud. We will break down the vulnerabilities in state systems and provide the definitive research you need to build the case for reform.
Learn the legislative and administrative tools that are already working. We will examine the exact policies that lock the door on fraud before money goes out the door.
Leave with a clear, actionable blueprint. Collaborate with national experts and fellow state leaders to tailor an implementation strategy that protects your state's taxpayers.
Two days of strategy, research, and reform
Pick up your name badge, grab a drink, and mingle with fellow attendees.
Join us for an evening of dinner and conversation.
Featured speaker to be announced.
Start the day over breakfast with fellow attendees.
FGA State Affairs Team
Scott Centorino, Visiting Fellow, FGA, former Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy
Sam Adolphsen, Visiting Fellow, FGA, former Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy
Christian Barnard and Kaitlyn Finley, FGA Senior Fellows
Madeline Malisa, FGA Policy Director
Featured speaker to be announced.
OnMessage Public Strategies
Join FGA experts for focused discussions on reforms for your state.
Enjoy beverages, hors d’oeuvres, and conversation with FGA’s State Affairs Directors.
Gather for a final evening of dinner and conversation with fellow attendees.
Venue Details
Meet in the heart of the nation’s capital, less than a mile from the White House and steps from downtown landmarks, dining, and transit. Room-block details will be provided after you register to attend.
901 Massachusetts Avenue NWRegister to attend by November 14, 2026.