Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the League of Minnesota Cities’ 4M Fund investment and cash management program. Learn more about the 4M Fund and the unique programs it offers Minnesota public entities. With professional investment management, the 4M Fund offers a cost-effective opportunity to pool resources for investment while ensuring liquidity and safety for public funds. 

Whether you’re new to public fund management or an experienced finance officer, this session will provide you with valuable knowledge to optimize your local government’s investment strategy. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how the 4M Fund can enhance your financial planning and provide a secure, sustainable growth path for your community’s resources. 

This webinar will: 

  • Provide a general overview and introduction of the 4M Fund program.
  • Explore the 4M Fund banking and cash management services. 
  • Explain longer-term investment opportunities and additional investment planning programs available to fund participants. 
  • Showcase what a Custodian does for the 4M Fund and why the fund needs one. 
  • Clarify the banking services provided through the 4M Fund, what is paid for and what is not. 
  • Explore how the daily funds sweep for investment. 

Register for the webinar!

Date

Tuesday, April 8

10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Fee

Free!

Participating Moderator

Lisa Sova, assistant finance director, League of Minnesota Cities

Presenters

Corey Boyer, vice president, PMA Financial Network LLC 

Kent Johnson, senior vice president, director, PMA Financial Network LLC 

Laura Hamacher, associate vice president, investment services, PMA Financial Network LLC 

Jennifer Vucinovich, senior vice president, relationship manager, U.S. Bank 

Steve Nasby, city administrator, City of Windom 

Audience

City administrator/manager, city clerks, treasurers, finance staff, and anyone new to the Fund even if the city is not new to the Fund. 

Questions

Do you have questions for our team? Please submit them to us ahead of the live broadcast by email (learning@lmc.org) on or before 10 a.m. on Monday, April 7. We will answer as many as we can during the webinar.