Events
Excellence in Government
Join us for the 2009 Excellence in Government Conference Series, as we explore "Advancing in the New Federal Landscape" in a series of three one-day conferences. With a new Administration taking office, the federal landscape is infused with change, challenge and cost constraints.
Today's leaders must be able to maneuver strategically, think boldly and balance risks at every turn. On April 20, the first conference, "The New Landscape: Mega Trends," will explore the major trends in play from the economic crisis to a new sense of public service and citizen engagement. On July 20, the second conference, "New Leadership: People, Policy, Programs," will take a critical look at the new priorities established by the new Administration - learn how to adapt and move your agency forward strategically for optimum mission success. On October 5, the conference will address "Driving Federal Performance" - hear expert analysis of the new Administration's ideas for the continuing the drive of recent years to improve agency management and enhance transparency of federal programs, and gain insight on what they mean for you and your agency. All of the 2009 EIG events will be held at the Ronald Reagan Building in the heart of the nation's capital.
LEADERSHIP BREAKFASTS
Pressing federal topics are covered in these premium events closely aligned with Government Executive editorial. Held at the National Press Club in Washington D.C., our Leadership Breakfasts feature prominent federal thought leaders addressing key issues facing the federal government. Attendees gain the latest insights and best practices from their colleagues throughout the federal government. Learn how to drive results and better achieve your agency mission by attending our 2009 events. View our entire 2009 events calendar below.
The following events are now open for registration:
| Nov. 4 | Leadership Breakfast Military Leadership: Joint Chiefs of Staff |
| Nov. 19 | Leadership Breakfast Green Government: Progress at DoD |
| Dec. 3 | Leadership Breakfast Stimulus Program: Leadership Lessons |
2009 LEADERSHIP BREAKFASTS
| Jan. 26 | Financial Management and the Economic Outlook with former Comptroller David M. Walker |
| Feb. 18 | Military Series I: Air Force |
| Feb. 25 | NASA Transformation: The Human Dimension |
| March 4 | Technology I: Healthcare IT |
| March 17 | The New Administration: Reshaping Intelligence |
| April 8 | Acquisition and Reform in the Age of Stimulus and Bailout |
| May 6 | Transparency and Communication in the New Administration |
| May 21 | Technology II: Risk Management |
| June 11 | Human Capital I: The Future of the Civil Service |
| June 30 | The Chiefs: Their New Role |
| July 9 | Technology III: Social Networking |
| August 6 | Green Government I: The Administration's Drive for a Greener Economy |
| August 19 | Technology IV: Cyber Security |
| Sept. 2 | Dispatches from the Front Lines of Reform |
| Sept. 15 | Military Series III: Navy |
| Oct. 21 | Healthcare: Reforming the System |
| Nov. 4 | Military Leadership: Joint Chiefs of Staff |
| Nov. 19 | Green Government II: Agencies' Progress in Going Green |
| Dec. 3 | New Administration Outlook |
Partner Informational Events
Partner informational events allow federal managers to meet face-to-face to discuss the latest information and new products or service solutions with other industry experts and government peers. These events provide an approachable setting to interact about the most up-to-date industry issues and solutions, while developing contacts in a personalized manner.
Editorial Webinars
Government Executive editorial webinars provide federal managers with practical insights on current topics in a concentrated hour-long online conference. The topics are selected by Government Executive's editorial staff based on interest and value to our subscribers.
Each session is moderated by a senior member of Government Executive's editorial staff and offers registered attendees the chance to hear directly from an experienced peer within government or a panel of experts in a lively interactive format - conveniently right from their office.
Each webinar is conducted as an audio program (transmitted via the Internet) with supporting presentation material displayed in real time through a secured web site.
| Jan. 28 | Risk Management (Archive now available) |
| Feb. 12 | Financial Management (Archive now available) |
| March 12 | Cyber Security (Archive now available) |
| March 26 | Green Government (Archive now available) |
| April 30 | Identity Management (Archive now available) |
| May 14 | Technology Plans for the New Administration (Archive now available) |
| TBD | Emergency Response Webinar |
| July 30 | Cyber Security (Archive now available) |
| Aug. 11 | Cloud Computing (Archive now available) |
| Sept. 16 | Information Sharing: Creating a Collaborative Environment Within Government (Archive now available) |
| Sept. 29 | Healthcare IT Webinar (Archive now available) |
| Oct. 15 | Green Government (Archive now available) |
| Oct. 21 | Open Technology in the Federal Government (Archive now available) |
| Nov. 2 | Retirement Planning: Planning for Your Future (Archive now available) |
| Nov. 10 | Open Season Webinar |
| Nov. 17 | Enterprise Architecture |
| Dec. 8 | Emergency Response |
Partner Informational Webinars
Government Executive custom webinars provide a unique way for federal manages to access first-hand the latest information on government best practices and industry solutions. Using the latest technology available, our custom webinars enable informative, solutions-oriented online presentations giving managers the opportunity to interact with industry experts and government peers without leaving their desk.
| March 24 | Developing Your Agency's Vision for Transparency and Open Government (Archive now available) |
| Feb. 26 | New Solutions and IT Priorities for a New Administration (Archive now available) |
| Feb. 24 | Risk Management 2009 and Beyond: Accountability, Efficiency and Alignment with Agency Priorities(Archive now available) |
| May 18 | Data Loss Prevention: Discover, Monitor, and Protect Sensitive Data (Archive now available) |
| May 28 | Maximizing Government Program Management & Performance: Leveraging Visualization and Reporting to Tackle Program Challenges (Archive now available) |
| June 16 | Ensuring Communications Continuity When Emergencies Strike (Archive now available) |
| June 29 | Leading in a Time of Change: Seizing Opportunities to Create a Smarter Government (Archive now available) |
| Sept. 21 | Cloud Computing: The Innovation Platform that will Transform Government |
| Sept. 23 | Best Practices in Business Intelligence for Government: Improving Insight, Efficiency, Transparency and Accountability in the New Reality (Archive now available) |
| Oct. 28 | Building A Risk-Intelligent Enterprise to Enhance Government Performance (Archive now available) |
| Oct. 29 | Making Data Public, Meaningful and Effective (Archive now available) |
| Nov. 4 | Smart Budgeting Made Simple: Solutions to Help Your Agency Focus on Decision-Making (Archive now available) |
| Dec. 3 | Achieve Program Success: Unlock the Management Information in Your Data |
| Dec. 10 | Practical Transparency: Applying Exchange Networks for Mission Results |
Government Business Council Webinars
The Government Business Council is the marketing research and custom solutions division of Government Executive. GBC's dedicated research staff partners with companies to study the business trends that are transforming how federal agencies operate and achieve their missions.
Join us for these upcoming webinars, featuring original research from GBC:
| April 9 | Improving Collaboration and Productivity in 21st Century Government (Archive now available ) |
| April 14 | Transparency - Is the Government Ready? (Archive now available ) |
| June 18 | American Recovery and Reinvestment Act: New Requirements for Tracking and Reporting Federal Workforce Data (Archive now available) |
| June 29 | Leading in a Time of Change: Seizing Opportunities to Create a Smarter Government (Archive now available) |
| July 16 | Can The Federal Workforce Handle the Stimulus Package? A Survey of Federal Managers (Archive now available) |
| Oct. 20 | Managing Federal Information: Top Things You Should Know (Archve now available) |
| Nov. 18 | Speed bumps for Teleworking. What are they and how to avoid them? |
The Presidential Rank Awards Symposium & Banquet
The Presidential Rank Awards Symposium & Banquet, produced by the Senior Executives Association in partnership with Government Executive, honors the recipients of the Presidential Distinguished Rank Award (PDRA), the nation's highest civil service award. Each year, the President of the United States recognizes an elite group of high-performance senior career employees who are named Distinguished Executive or Distinguished Senior Professional.
This black-tie banquet features an elegant reception, dinner and program which attracts a prestigious audience of senior executives and political officials in the Executive Branch. The event offers sponsors a high-impact opportunity to associate their companies with the elite ranks of the federal government.
