Former Defense Department Comptrollers Tina Jonas and Mike McCord break down how international tensions could create a need for more military spending, and how that money would be authorized.
Robert Shea, principal at Grant Thornton Public Sector, discusses how agencies are considering next year’s spending, and how the FY20 budget process will shake out with just 10 days left in the fiscal year.
Danny Werfel, managing director at the Boston Consulting Group, details how to plan for multiple funding scenarios, and utilizing risk management to achieve the best outcomes.
Terry Gerton, president & CEO of NAPA, and Bill Valdez, president of the Senior Executives Association, discuss what the budget deal means for federal leaders, and how having it will impact planning for the next fiscal year.
Jason Miller, Executive Editor at Federal News Network, and FedScoop editor Billy Mitchell discuss their takeaways from the FY20 Budget request, and what it means for federal IT.
Alan Chvotkin, executive vice president and counsel at the Professional Services Council, gives his initial analysis of the FY20 budget request and what impact it will have on contractors.
Roger Zakheim, director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Foundation & Institute, discusses potential implications from the FY20 defense budget proposal, and what Congress’ take might be.
