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We're already deep into the process of planning for Excellence in Government Fall, coming up Sept. 6 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington. It will feature dynamic speakers and sessions across three tracks: Innovation, People and Performance. (Here's a preliminary schedule.) And the exciting news is that for the first time, it's free.
At the same time, we're beefing up the Excellence in Government online presence, with the aim of creating a year-round community exploring ideas for how to make government work better. So you'll be seeing more of Excellence in Government on GovExec.com soon, with posts on leadership lessons, management tips and best practices.
In the meantime, Bryan Klopack, our executive director of research and analysis, and his team are getting the conversation started at LinkedIn, with a new group devoted to Excellence in Government. He's kicked it off with a post about the biggest challenges in the looming presidential transition (no matter who wins the election).
Check out the conversation -- and if you're a LinkedIn member, join in. That way, you'll be able to stay up with the latest developments on planning for the conference and get special previews of the Excellence in Government Online material that eventually will be published on GovExec.com.
At the same time, we're beefing up the Excellence in Government online presence, with the aim of creating a year-round community exploring ideas for how to make government work better. So you'll be seeing more of Excellence in Government on GovExec.com soon, with posts on leadership lessons, management tips and best practices.
In the meantime, Bryan Klopack, our executive director of research and analysis, and his team are getting the conversation started at LinkedIn, with a new group devoted to Excellence in Government. He's kicked it off with a post about the biggest challenges in the looming presidential transition (no matter who wins the election).
Check out the conversation -- and if you're a LinkedIn member, join in. That way, you'll be able to stay up with the latest developments on planning for the conference and get special previews of the Excellence in Government Online material that eventually will be published on GovExec.com.
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Tom Shoop is vice president and editor in chief at Government Executive Media Group, where he oversees both print and online editorial operations. He started as associate editor of Government Executive magazine in 1989; launched the company’s flagship website, GovExec.com, in 1996; and was named editor in chief in 2007.
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