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Introduction Over the next several months, the Obama Administration will put together their second term team, with many positions to be filled by new appointees. At the recent annual meeting of the National Academy of P…
https://napawash.org/news/what-every-new-political-appointee-should-know
Introduction Congratulations! You have received a presidential appointment and have been confirmed by the United States Senate. While you may be an expert in a given field of public policy, that’s not enough. In additio…
https://napawash.org/news/to-the-incoming-sub-cabinet-youve-been-nominated-confirmed-and-sworn-inbut
The Academy's Transition 2016 initiative is designed to advise the incoming 2016 Presidential Administration on effective management improvement initiatives; identifying and overcoming government management challenges; a…
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Introduction Based on my experience as a Presidential appointee in the Carter Administration, I suggest the following rules for all new political executives: Rule One: Respect the career staff They know more than you …
https://napawash.org/news/seven-rules-for-new-political-executives
As part of the National Academy of Public Administration’s (the Academy) ongoing series on enterprise risk management, a panel of federal executives discussed human capital management risks relating to employee engagemen…
https://napawash.org/news/the-academy-and-ey-bring-together-human-capital-risk-leaders
The National Academy of Public Administration honored Albuquerque resident, Don I. Wortman on November 12th by naming its Executive Board Room in his honor. The Academy recognized Wortman for this honor based on his year…
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The National Academy of Public Administration hosted its annual Fall Meeting on November 13th at the Double Tree Hotel in Crystal City. The meeting, of which the focus was "Public Administration 2025: How Will Government…
https://napawash.org/news/2014-academy-fall-meeting
The Office of Management and Budget has started conducting a series of strategic reviews with federal agencies in an attempt to better integrate program performance with budget decisions. And, next year, the reviews wil…
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Washington, D.C.—Linking performance to enterprise risk management is critical to achieving performance goals, concluded a panel of government and private sector experts brought together by the National Academy of Public…
https://napawash.org/news/the-academy-and-ey-bring-together-federal-erm-leaders
Every two years at the start of a new Congress, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) calls attention to agencies and program areas that are considered "high risk" due to vulnerabilities to fraud, waste, abuse, and …
https://napawash.org/news/academy-gao-forum-getting-off-the-high-risk-list
On April 30th the Academy hosted a forum with George Mason University and Oliver Wyman on “Federal Management Leadership Under Five Presidencies” as one in a series of government-wide management forums arranged by the Ma…
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On behalf of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, the National Academy of Public Administration convened over 100 key stakeholders from Federal agencies, offices of inspectors general, the Government Accountability …
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