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News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
A recent National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) report Improving Organizational Health and Performance in Government by a special panel
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Our #NoTimeToWait report was cited in the President's budget proposal today, and called a "clarion call to civil service reform."
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Companies need engaged employees. They are motivated to innovate, increase productivity, and satisfy customers. The sad truth, however, is that
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
This blog post first appeared in Government Executive Behind the roller-coaster politics rocking Washington, a much quieter but just as
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Special Webinar: Technology Forecast 2018: What State and Local Government Technology Officials Can Expect Watch the Recording Here: https://amrms.adobeconnect.com/p7pbmapwgtp4/ This
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
A recent National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) report Improving Organizational Health and Performance in Government by a special panel
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Summary The National Academy of Public Administration is honored to be among the organizations served on the Advisory Council to
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Background To assure equity in emergency response, it is important to focus on the intersection of natural hazard and the
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Embarking on any long journey, it helps to have a clear idea of where you expect, or at least hope
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
This blog post first appeared in Government Executive Have government reformers been putting the chicken before the egg? For years
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Academy of Public Administration today announced that Sylvia Mathews Burwell and Leon E. Panetta will
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Introduction Labor force participation in our country has fallen to 63 percent. Millions of working-age Americans, particularly males between the
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Paper Makes Recommendations For New Management Improvement Approach. WASHINGTON, D.C. – A panel of experts at the National Academy of
Academy Study | Type: Study | Areas: The Context, Nature, and Structure of Public Administration, Organizational Theory and Behavior | Year: 2018
How can the federal government improve agency and unit level organizational health and performance? Can new strategies deliver better results
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Summary There is political consensus around the need to renew and rebuild America’s infrastructure, and President Trump has identified this
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Summary The new President and Congress need to forge a new partnership with state and local governments in order to
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
Summary The number, diversity, and magnitude of disasters in the U.S., both natural and human-made, are increasing. For natural disasters
Shared Services Seminar | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2018
JUST RELEASED: POWERFUL IDEAS FROM A DREAM TEAM COLLABORATION! The Shared Services Leadership Coalition, the Senior Executive Association, and the
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration today released a new white paper, Governing Across The Divide: Four
Academy Study | Type: Study | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Governing Across the Divide (2017) was a unique series of topical, thought-leadership convenings hosted by the National Academy of Public
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The 2018 Fall Meeting will be held November 1-2 at the Doubletree Hotel in Crystal City, Virginia. More details coming soon.
Academy Study | Type: Study | Areas: None | Year: 2017
In November 2017, the National Academy of Public Administration (the Academy) held its 50th Annual Meeting. The Academy is an
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
A panel of experts at the National Academy of Public Administration has completed its review of the Maritime Administration (MARAD)
Academy Study | Type: Study | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) contracted with the National Academy of Public Administration to undertake an independent review of its core
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Academy President and CEO Teresa Gerton, moderated a panel earlier this month with Thomas Davis, Anthony Foxx , Stephanie Miner
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The Academy hosted its 2017 Fall Meeting this past week in Crystal City, celebrating our 50th Anniversary. See the full
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The National Academy of Public Administration held its annual Fall Meeting this week, focusing on governance challenges and solutions, and
Academy Study | Type: Study | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Pursuant to the Federal Advisory Committee Act, Title 5, Appendix 2, § 15, the Academy is required to provide public
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The United States Coast Guard is a unique product of the American Revolution and the brainchild of Alexander Hamilton. Just
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration today announced that Katherine M. Gehl and Michael E. Porter will
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Veterans Day, a national tradition dating back to November 11th, 1918, is soon to be upon us. The end of
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Department of Commerce, Office of Secretary Financial Management: Working Capital Fund Assessment Sallyanne Harper T. Michael Kerr Nancy Potok If
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration will hold its annual Fall Meeting on November 15-17, focusing on
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The National Academy of Public Administration will conduct its annual Fall Meeting on November 16-17, 2017 at the Doubletree Crystal
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration and George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government today
Working Capital Fund | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
On Thursday, October 26, the National Academy of Public Administration and Grant Thornton hosted a Working Capital Fund Symposium on
News | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The Board of Directors of the National Academy of Public Administration is pleased to announce the results for the new
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Announcement Please join me on Friday, October 27, 2017, for the next meeting of my Standing Panel on the Public
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration and George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government will
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Summary from October 20,2017 EOM Panel Meeting Background The Office of Management and Budget has invited NAPA to share its
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The National Academy of Public Administration today announced that 45 leaders in the field of public administration
Academy Study | Type: Study | Areas: None | Year: 2017
The Senate Appropriations Committee, in a committee report on FY 2016 legislative language, directed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Background In 2011, John Kincaid and Carl Stenberg co-authored a concluding article on “'Big Questions’ about Intergovernmental Relations and Management
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
SYRACUSE, NY – The National Academy of Public Administration and Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs today
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
AUSTIN, TX – A forum held today by the National Academy of Public Administration, The University of Texas at Austin’s
Academy Study | Type: Study | Areas: None | Year: 2017
In the 2016 Consolidated Appropriations Act, Congress directed the Indian Health Service (IHS) to develop a strategic plan for the
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration and Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs will
Standing Panel Blog | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
Summary from September 15, 2017 EOM Panel Meeting Background The Office of Management and Budget has asked NAPA for insights
Press Release | Type: Article | Areas: None | Year: 2017
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration, The University of Texas at Austin’s LBJ School of Public Affairs